The Sudanese army called off its participation in the ceasefire talks, which were brokered by the US and Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday as it accused its paramilitary foes of not honouring their commitments.

Sudan negotiation talks fall apart as warring factions blame each other for ceasefire violations

Sudan is the largest country by area in Africa - the region with rich oil and mineral wealth, it is a farming export house. Some say it can single-handedly feed Africa and the Arab World and conflicts after conflicts have overshadowed its potential of becoming an economic powerhouse.

Sudanese humanitarian crisis worsens, UN warns crisis could destabilise region | WION Fineprint

The fight between the warring generals in sudan has entered its 18th day hundreds of people have been killed and thousands wounded there are growing concerns about the wider impact of the conflict and the repercussions on the humanitarian crisis.

Sudan's humanitarian crisis

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

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Sudan ceasefire falls through, Beijing hospital fire probe, China warns Guatemala not to help Taiwan' 'independence efforts', robotic devices conduct searches in parking structure, Mexican President accuses Pentagon of spying.

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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

In Sudan, combat between the army and paramilitaries has resulted in at least 1800 injuries and 200 fatalities. Aid attempts over the weekend have been hindered as a result of hospitals being damaged in the urban warfare.

Sudan: Death count from the fighting exceeds 180

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

Dozens of people have been killed and hundreds injured as the fighting in Sudan between the country's army and powerful paramilitary enters its third day.

Sudan Power Struggle: Army clashes with paramilitary forces enter third day

At least 59 civilians, including three U.N. employees, were killed in battles between the armed forces and paramilitary rapid support forces that began on Saturday. There are fears that fighting has continued in Sudan's capital Khartoum despite an hour-long ceasefire to aid those caught up in the conflict.

Sudan’s Former PM: There can be no return to dictatorship

Fierce fighting continues in Sudan's capital Khartoum despite an hours-long pause to help those caught up in the violence. The clashes that started on Saturday between the armed forces and the paramilitary rapid support forces has killed nearly 100 civilians nationwide, including three U-N workers. Here' a breakdown of the current situation in Sudan-the two military factions, the rivalry that has come to fore, the timeline of what has transpired so far and also assessing what truly is at stake.

Nearly 100 killed, 1000 injured as violence takes over Sudan | Decoded

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 army clashes with paramilitary forces killing at least 56 civilians and injuring 600

Five people were sentenced to death over the killing of a Basij paramilitary force member during the widespread protests in Iran, the country’s judiciary said on Tuesday.

Five people sentenced to death in Iran over killing of Basij paramilitary member

The central government recently began the process of withdrawing paramilitary forces from Jammu and Kashmir. According to sources, the law and order situation in the valley has improved tremendously.

Paramilitary forces in process of being moved from J&K to Assam

The five-member bench of the Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on Saturday its eagerly-awaited judgment in the politically sensitive case of Ram Janmbhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute in Ayodhya.

Ayodhya land dispute: Supreme Court to deliver title-suit verdict today

As India prepares for one of its most important court verdicts of the century, the city of Ayodhya remains on edge. The Ram Mandir-Babri Masjid conflict has remained unresolved since 1992 and the verdict is expected next week.

Parties appeal followers to maintain peace ahead of Ayodhya verdict, UP deploys 4,000 paramilitary forces

Muttahida Qaumi Movement's (MQM) Coordination Committee Convener Dr Nadeem Ehsan said that MQM has nothing to do with gangsters from South Africa. The paramilitary Rangers had fraudulently claimed they belong to MQM South Africa chapter.

MQM exposes military establishment on so-called unearthing of arms, ammunition

Smoke and tear gas filled the air as the roughly 8,500 elite police and paramilitary troops in riot gear were also seen throwing rocks and using slingshots in the ongoing bid to clear 2,000 or so hardline demonstrators which began soon after dawn

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