The United Nations (UN) warned on Sunday (July 9) that Sudan was on the brink of a "full-scale civil war" which could potentially destabilise the entire region. In a statement, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' spokesperson Farhan Haq said Guterres remained deeply concerned that the ongoing war (in Sudan) between the warring factions pushed Sudan to the brink of a full-scale war.

Sudan on brink of 'full-scale civil war': UN warns after air strike kills 22

At least 22 people were killed and several others were injured after an airstrike on western Omdurman, said the Khartoum state health ministry, on Saturday (July 8).

Sudan: At least 22 killed, several injured after air strike on Omdurman

Gunmen from Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have been accused of attacking a remote town on Friday (July 7). There are also allegations that the troops then went on a shooting and looting rampage.

Sudan: Paramilitary RSF accused of terrorising, looting town

Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) said it had seized the main base of a heavily armed police unit on Sunday as it sought an edge in its war with the army during heavy fighting in the capital Khartoum.

Sudan conflict: RSF seizes police base as fighting intensifies

The United Nations, on Tuesday (June 20) said that more than 2.5 million people have been uprooted since the conflict between Sudan’s army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) began.

Sudanese civilians killed, shot at as they flee Darfur; over 2.5 million uprooted, says UN

Heavy clashes, gunfire, and shelling resumed in the Sudanese capital after the end of a 24-hour ceasefire between the two warring factions, on Sunday (June 11), as some residents have also reported air strikes.

Sudan: Fighting resumes after 24-hour ceasefire expires; Egypt toughens visa rules

In Pics | Artists flee Sudan as army, paramilitary clash despite truce

The United States and Saudi Arabia, on Sunday (May 28) called for an extension of the seven-day ceasefire deal in Sudan, a day prior to its expiration. This comes as there was ease in heavy fighting following the implementation of the Washington and Riyadh-brokered ceasefire deal between the warring Sudanese army and the paramilitary faction Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Sudan conflict: US, Saudi Arabia call for extension of week-long ‘imperfect’ ceasefire

Sudan's army on Friday (May 26) called for reservists and retired soldiers to enlist again. It is being seen as a move aimed at expanding its numbers as a deadly conflict rages in the country.

Sudan army calls on former soldiers to enlist again

The rival factions in Sudan continue to clash despite the ceasefire in the capital city of Khartoum, on Wednesday (May 24), reported Reuters citing residents. This comes amid fears that the fighting could break the fragile United States-Saudi Arabia brokered weeklong ceasefire deal.

Sudan witnesses clashes amid ceasefire; more than a million people displaced due to fighting

Sudan's warring factions — the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) — agreed late Saturday (May 20) for a week-long ceasefire. In a statement, the United States and Saudi Arabia said that the ceasefire would take effect at 9.

Sudan conflict: Warring factions agree for 7-day ceasefire from May 22

Sudan’s warring sides, early Friday (May 12) signed an agreement and committed to protecting civilians and the movement of humanitarian aid, however, have not yet agreed to a ceasefire, said the United States officials.

Sudan’s warring sides agree to protect civilians, ceasefire talks to continue

As the two warring factions in Sudan began, United States-Saudi Arabia brokered truce talks in the Saudi Red Sea city of Jeddah over the weekend, the Sudanese capital, on Monday (May 8) continued to witness air strikes.

Air strikes continue in Sudan with ‘no major progress’ in truce talks

The United Nations said on Tuesday (May 9) that heavy fighting in Sudan has displaced more than 700,000 people in the country since mid-April, adding the figure doubled in a week.

Sudan conflict: More than 700,000 displaced since mid-April, says UN

Nearly a fortnight after launching ‘Operation Kaveri’ to bring back stranded citizens from the conflict-ridden country of Sudan, the Indian government on Friday wrapped up the evacuation programme.

India wraps up ‘Operation Kaveri’ after bringing 3,862 citizens back home from Sudan

In yet another daring operation by the Indian Air Force (IAF), the C-17 Globemaster III strategic airlifter carried out a 24-hour operation to rescue 192 women, children and elderly from conflict-stricken Sudan.

IAF pulls off 24hr non-stop rescue mission; flies 9600 km to rescue 192 from conflict-stricken Sudan

Sudan’s two warring forces — The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) — have announced a seven-day ceasefire even as mass exodus continued and death toll breached the 500-mark.

Sudan’s warring army and paramilitary force agree to seven-day truce, says South Sudan

The Sudan crisis continues to escalate and considering the current security situation in the African country, India has temporarily relocated its embassy from the violence-hit capital city of Khartoum to Port Sudan.

Clashes in Sudan: India relocates embassy from Khartoum to Port Sudan amid crisis

United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was sending an envoy to Sudan amid the "unprecedented" situation in the conflict-torn country, his spokesperson said on Sunday (April 30), the news agency AFP reported early Monday.

Sudan conflict: UN chief sending envoy to nation as fighting continues

A family fleeing conflict-torn Sudan said they are among thousands of people stuck at the Egypt border as drivers are demanding $40,000 to hire a bus to travel across, according to a report by BBC on Saturday (April 29).

Sudan conflict: Bus drivers demanding $40,000 to help people cross Egypt border, says report

The United States' first coordinated efforts to evacuate its private citizens from Sudan took place on Friday when a convoy of buses carrying approximately 300 Americans departed the war-torn capital of Khartoum and began a 525-mile journey to the Red Sea.

US begins evacuation of American citizens from war-torn Sudan

Sudan's warring factions, the army and the paramilitary, announced Thursday that they would extend the ceasefire truce by 72 hours. However, despite this, the violence once more erupted in the western region of Darfur and the Sudanese capital of Khartoum.

Sudanese army, RSF agree to extend truce by 72 hours

As the conflict continues to rage in Khartoum between the Sudanese army and its paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF), countries across the world are scrambling to evacuate their citizens from the African nation.

Explained: How foreign countries are evacuating their citizens from conflict-hit Sudan

France has started rapid evacuation operation of its citizens and diplomatic staff from violence-hit Sudan, the country’s foreign ministry said Sunday. It would include citizens of “European and allied partner” nations, the ministry said.

Sudan: France begins evacuation of embassy staff, citizens of 'European and allied partner' nations

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