A fragile truce is holding in Sudan, there is an ease and apprehension of what would happen next there is a lull in fighting between Sudanese Army and the rival paramilitary force fighting which began on April 15th has now entered its the third week.

Sudan conflict enters third week: Growing humanitarian crisis in region

Countries are racing against time to evacuate their citizens from crisis-torn Sudan. Over 270 Indians have been evacuated so far, 500 more have arrived at Port Sudan. At least 3000 Indians live in Sudan. Molly Gambhir brings you the details.

Gravitas | Sudan crisis: A race to evacuate foreign nationals

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees issued a warning about "further displacement" of people from Sudan, following a thousands-strong migration into South Sudan and neighbouring Chad despite an uncertain cease-fire between the two rival Sudanese generals fighting for control of the nation.

Data Lab | UN warns of further 'displacement' from Sudan despite ceasefire

After a safe evacuation of its personnel and their families, the United States on Sunday announced that it is suspending its Embassy operations in Khartoum, Sudan.

Sudan violence: US suspends operations at Embassy in Khartoum

Street fighting between the forces of two rival generals eased in parts of Sudan's capital by Friday evening. More than 400 people have been killed and thousands wounded since the fighting erupted last weekend. It is a fight between Sudan's army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who commands the rapid support forces. Sudan's army announced Friday that it had agreed to a ceasefire for three days.

Sudan: Sombre Eid for citizens as Eid Al-Fitr ceasefire violated

Families in Sudan's capital Khartoum are living in fear and are facing severe shortages of basic necessities as violent clashes continue between the country's rival armed forces. At least 270 people have been killed and 2,600 people were injured.

Sudanese Envoy speaks to WION: What to expect in Sudan in the coming days?

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What started as just gunfire in the capital and a town north of the country, eventually ended up being a disaster. death toll and injuries kept rising in the days that followed. What's behind the violence in Sudan?

Fighting rages in Sudan | World Of Africa

Sudan is on the boil. 100 people have lost their lives as deadly clashes continue between the army and paramiliary forces. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Sudan's deadly clashes continue for third day

Sudanese army pounded paramilitary bases with air strikes on Sunday (April 16) as the power struggle continues to rage in the North African nation, news agency Reuters reported citing witnesses.

Power struggle in Sudan rages as army pounds paramilitary bases with air strikes

Hello and Welcome. This is The Capitals. Your weekly round-up of news and views from the corridors of power all over the world. This week, the capitals of Sudan, Yemen, India, Northern Ireland, United States, Ghana and Japan witnessed among the most significant of all events of reckoning.

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At least 56 civilians have died as a result of the violent combat in Sudan between the regular army and the paramilitary. According to the nation's medical professionals, more than 600 people have sustained injuries.

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Sudan's main paramilitary group and the regular armed forces exchanged gunfire in Khartoum and elsewhere in the country in an apparent struggle for control. Sudan's former prime minister Abdalla Hamdok urges warring sides to end the fighting & appeals for international help.

Fighting rocks Sudan's capital Khartoum

Explosions and gunfire were heard in Sudan's capital Khartoum as the Army entered the camps of the Paramilitary forces with heavy weapons. The Paramilitary claims that the Army had surrounded one of its spaces and opened fire.

Heavy gunfire and blasts rock Sudan's capital Khartoum as army clashes with paramilitary forces

Sudan: Power struggle within military as Army attacks Paramilitary RSF

Security forces fired tear gas as Sudanese protesters marched in the capital Khartoum on Sunday against the country's military leadership, holding it responsible for an outbreak of violence in Blue Nile State.

Anti-military protests rock Sudan | Curfew declared in Sudanese towns after clashes

Sudan: At least 65 people killed in tribal clashes in Blue Nile state

Hundreds of Sudanese protesters took to the streets of the capital Khartoum and its suburbs for a fourth straight day Sunday demanding an end to military rule. A violent crackdown by the security forces during mass rallies on Thursday killed nine people, the deadliest day for several months in the long-running protests against a military takeover last October led by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, as reported by AFP.

Nine killed in violent crackdown on anti-coup protesters in Sudan

Thousands rallied in the capital Khartoum demonstrating against last year's military coup and as United Nations Human Rights expert arrived in the country, a Sudanese man was shot dead by security forces. Regular protests have rocked the northeast African country since its Army chief led a military takeover in October.

Sudan rocked by regular protests, thousands rally in capital Khartoum

In a massive show of protest thousands of anti-coup demonstrators took to the streets of Khartoum and other cities on Thursday to march against Sudan's military regime and recent killings of protesters. Thursday's protests were the latest in a series of mass demonstrations that have rocked the country since October last year.

Thousands of anti-coup demonstrators march against Sudanese military in Khartoum

The Sudanese capital of Khartoum witnessed a fresh wave of violence after security forces killed three protesters during the latest anti-coup demonstrations. According to reports Sudanese forces shot dead three protesters as thousands of people took to the streets of Khartoum and other cities to denounce the military rule.

Security forces kill anti-coup protesters in Sudan, use tear gas and stun grenades

15 protesters were killed in Sudan's bloodiest day since the coup. The unrest has persisted for 3 weeks. Palki Sharma tells you the consequences of the turmoil in Sudan & why stability in the country matters to the world.

Gravitas: The implications of unrest in Sudan | 15 protesters killed by troops

Violence and protests have escalated in Sudan. At least 15 protesters were killed in the capital Khartoum after Sudanese forces opened fire. This marks the bloodiest day since the military takeover.

Violence escalates in Sudan, at least 15 killed in Khartoum

At least 15 were shot dead and dozens of others suffered injuries after the Sudanese Army opened fire at thousands of Sudanese who took to the streets to protest against the military’s October 25 takeover, said medics who are aligned with the movement.

15 killed, dozens injured after Sudanese Army shoots at anti-coup protesters: Report

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