Sudanese authorities Tuesday ordered all schools nationwide to suspend classes indefinitely after crowds of students launched demonstrations against the killing of six protesters including five pupils at a rally in a central town.

Sudan shuts schools as pupils' killing sparks outrage

Sudanese demonstrators on Thursday (July 18) rolled out a banner honoring fallen protesters over a square where ousted president Omar al-Bashir held a large rally in his final months in power, a symbolic move that left some in tears.

Sudan protesters take over square where Bashir challenged uprising

A few hundred protesters marched through the streets of Sudan's Omdurman on Thursday (June 27) demanding civilian rule, just days ahead of a mass demonstration planned for June 30.

Sudan crisis: Military to blame civilians for clashes

Sudanese security forces raided the head office of a leading opposition group on Saturday, a day before huge protests that are planned to demand a transition to civilian rule, witnesses and a spokesman for the group said.

Sudan security forces raid opposition group office ahead of protest

Amid the escalating tensions between the civilians and military in Sudan, the country's army ruler on Wednesday called on protest leaders to resume talks on the transfer of power without any conditions.

Sudan army ruler calls on protest leaders to hold unconditional talks

Social media users are turning their profile pictures blue to express solidarity with Sudan in the wake of the recent military crackdown in the country that left at least 113 pro-democratic protestors dead in capital Khartoum.

Social Media goes blue to show solidarity for Sudan

Russia has emerged as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates’ silent partner in assisting the Sudan military’s efforts to weaken, if not defeat, a months-long popular revolt that has already toppled president Omar al-Bashir.

Russia joins Gulf states in coaching Sudan military

Sudan's ruling military council Thursday for the first time admitted it dispersed a Khartoum sit-in, which left dozens dead, as US and African diplomats stepped up efforts for a solution to the country's political crisis.

Sudan military admits dispersing sit-in, says 'mistakes happened'

Sudan's military rulers said on Thursday they had thwarted several coup attempts and that some officers had been arrested over the deadly dispersal of protesters at a sit-in in Khartoum earlier this month.

Sudan's military rulers say several coup attempts thwarted

Sudan's public prosecutor has charged ousted president Omar al-Bashir of corruption, the official SUNA news agency said on Thursday. The announcement came more than two months after the military ousted Bashir on April 11 following months of nationwide protests against his 30-year iron-fisted rule.

Sudan charges ousted leader Omar al-Bashir with corruption: State Media

Sudan's military and Opposition groups have arribed at a truce. Both the sides have agreed to resume talks on the formation of a transitional council. Watch full video to know more.

Sudan military and Opposition groups to resume talks

A key protest group on Saturday announced a nationwide "civil disobedience" campaign in Sudan. The campaign would run until Sudan's ruling generals transfer power to a civilian government, the protest group said.

Sudan protest group calls nationwide 'civil disobedience'

The United Nations is moving some of its staff from Sudan, a spokeswoman said Wednesday, as the death toll from a crackdown on protesters soared to more than 100.

UN relocates staff from Sudan, death toll rises to 108

Sudan's military ruler on Wednesday offered to resume a dialogue on a transition to democracy, one day after he scrapped all agreements with an opposition alliance.

Sudan's military chief says he's ready to resume talks as death toll rises to 60

At least two people were killed on Monday as Sudan's military council tried to break up a sit-in outside Khartoum's army headquarters, a doctors' committee said as gunfire was heard from the protest site.

At least 2 killed as Sudan military attempts to break up sit-in outside Khartoum army HQ

At least nine people were wounded on Wednesday when Sudanese forces used live ammunition to clear demonstrators from central Khartoum, a protest group said, and talks on forming a body to lead Sudan to democracy have been suspended for 72 hours.

Sudanese forces clear protesters with gunfire; talks suspended for 72 hours

Sudanese army rulers and protest leaders Wednesday agreed on a three-year transition period for transferring power to a full civilian administration even as negotiations over a new sovereign ruling body remain unfinished.

Sudan army rulers, protesters agree on 3-year transition period

Sudan's military leaders have agreed with opposition groups to a three-year transition period to transfer power to a fully civilian administration. Watch full video to know more.

Sudanese military leaders and protesters agree on three-year transition period

Sudan's military rulers have invited protest leaders for a new round of talks on transferring power to a civilian administration, the protest movement said Saturday.

Sudan's military invites protest leaders for new round of talks on transferring power to civilians

Sudanese protest and opposition leaders on Wednesday called for a campaign of civil disobedience in response to what one of them described as the military`s "disappointing" answer to their proposals for an interim government.

Sudan's protest coalition calls for civil disobedience campaign

Sudan's ruling military council is insisting that Sharia remain the basis of the country's new laws. Watch full video to know more.

WION Global Round-Up: Sudan military Council want to retain Sharia law as legal guide

Sudan`s military rulers said on Tuesday they generally agreed with proposals made by protest leaders on the structure of an interim government, but want Islamic Sharia laws and local norms to guide legislation.

Sudan military rulers want Sharia law to guide legislation under interim government

Sudan is facing a pre-Ramadan fuel crisis and a worsening cash crunch less than a month after president Omar al-Bashir was ousted following protests sparked by bread and fuel shortages.

Sudan faces fuel crisis and worsening cash crunch

Sudan's military rulers said they were ready to negotiate with the opposition over the political future of the country but there should be no further unrest beyond Tuesday, a reference to protests disrupting trains and bridges.

Sudan's military rulers: 'We are ready to negotiate but no chaos after today'

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