The Saudi Arabia-backed Sudan peace talks have made no progress in the latest round of talks. Saudi Arabia said that they regret that both the parties, Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Forces were unable to agree on a ceasefire.

Saudi hosts Sudan peace talks, falls short of ceasefire; No acceptable military solution: Saudi

At least 15 civilians died after their homes were struck by shellings on Saturday (Nov 4) in Khartoum, media reports said citing a medical source. The victims' bodies were transported to Al-Nau Hospital in Omdurman district.

Sudan shelling claims 15 lives in Khartoum as RSF makes advances in Darfur

Sudan's army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) said they will return to the US- and Saudi-convened negotiations in Jeddah on Thursday, as a six-month war has taken its toll on the country and on both forces.

Sudan army, paramilitary RSF to return to negotiations

The Sudanese foreign ministry said on Monday (Oct 9) that Sudan and Iran had agreed to restore their diplomatic ties. Both countries had severed diplomatic relations seven years ago.

After 7-year tiff Sudan and Iran agree to restore ties

A paramilitary attack on Jabal Awliya south of Khartoum killed at least 10 people on Saturday, activists reported, as the death toll from Sudan's six-month war hit more than 9,000.

Sudan's six-month war still spreading as death toll rises to over 9,000

It is 5 months since the civil war broke out in Sudan. But the brutality and mayhem that began on the 15th of April continues unabated. This week a video of two RSF soldiers standing in front of one of Khartoum's most iconic skyscrapers has gone viral. The skyscraper that towers over the Nile River has been reduced to a smouldering shell. The fact that cultural heritage sites of Sudan were being reduced to rubble in the Sudanese civil war is no secret. But what is new is the scale of the devastation that has come to light. At the same time, the street fighting in Sudan is also fast becoming a theatre for a proxy war. Between the Wagner mercenaries and the agents of the Ukrainian intelligence agencies. Now you may wonder what role do Russia and Ukraine have to play in the civil war in Sudan. Mohammed Saleh will get you more details.

Russia's Wagner mercenaries under attack in Sudan by Ukraine

Outbreaks of dengue fever and acute watery diarrhoea have killed hundreds in the war-torn Sudan. Apart from that, according to the UN refugee agency and the world health organization, at least 1,200 children living in nine refugee camps in Sudan’s White Nile state have died in the space of four months from a combination of measles and malnutrition.

Dengue & malnutrition kills Sudanese children

As Sudan’s deadly conflict nears six months, the country’s de facto leader, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, has admitted the fighting could lead to a wider humanitarian disaster in the region. The two generals, Al-Burhan and RSF’s Hamdan Daglo, gave competing addresses at the UNGA, giving a sense of how the war is likely to pan out. Erik Njoka with the latest from war-scarred nation.

Sudan rivalry persists without compromise

Hundreds of people have died from dengue fever and acute watery diarrhoea in war-torn Sudan as the conflict rages on. On Monday (September 25), the Sudanese doctors' union warned that the health situation in the state of Gedaref was deteriorating at a horrific rate, with thousands infected with dengue fever.

Sudan conflict: Hundreds dead from dengue fever, acute watery diarrhoea

Ethiopia on Saturday (September 23) said that it has started a second round of negotiations with Sudan and Egypt over the controversial mega-dam which has been built on the River Nile by Addis Ababa, which has been the reason for long-running tensions between the three countries.

Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan resume talks over controversial Nile dam

Sudanese army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan on Thursday (September 21) appealed to the international community to counter "sponsors" of the army's rival Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as the conflict in Sudan rages on.

Sudan conflict: At UNGA, army chief appeals to international community to counter RSF's sponsors

The leader of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, declared on Thursday that his group is ready for a ceasefire and to hold in-depth political negotiations to put an end to their civil war with the army.

Rapid support forces 'ready for ceasefire'

Thousands of children are feared to be dying in Sudan as violence, disease and severe malnutrition rip through the conflict-torn country, the United Nations said Tuesday.

Thousands of children feared to be dying in Sudan: UN

Air strikes killed at least 46 people and injured dozens on Sunday at a Khartoum market, local activists said, one of the deadliest single attacks in Sudan's nearly five months of war.

Air raid kills 46 in one of the worst attacks in Sudan war, say activists

The job was simple: drive his truck from war-torn Khartoum to Al-Jazira state south of Sudan's capital. Othman Hassan was grateful for the work, until he came to a paramilitary checkpoint.

Both of Sudan's warring sides accused of torture

At least 20 people, including two children, were killed in an army air raid on the capital of Sudan, according to campaigners. They said that several of the attack victims in the south-west Khartoum neighborhood of Kalakla al-Qubba have been buried in the rubble. On Sunday, there have been reports of artillery and rocket fire in many locations.

Sudan Conflict: Deadly airstrikes, heavy artillery firing rocks Khartoum

39 people were killed in the South Darfur region of Sudan on Tuesday as the fighting between the two military factions continues to escalate. But in the midst of the conflict the Sudanese Army Chief paid a visit to Egypt on Tuesday. This is General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's first trip abroad since the Civil War broke.

Sudanese Military Chief Burhan holds talks with Egypt's president in a bid to end conflict

The United Nations on Friday (August 25) expressed concerns about the ongoing conflict in Sudan and warned that a lasting war could tie up the entire region into a humanitarian catastrophe.

Sudan conflict: UN warns of regional catastrophe due to war

Conflicts between the army and the main military force have reemerged in Sudan, which has been devastated by conflict. The country is already in desperate need of assistance as the month-long armed war continues to worsen.

Sudan: Displacement in Darfur region rises alarmingly after battles resume

Sudan has been ravaged by months of internal fighting between the forces of rival generals. As is the cost of war, Sudanese are looking for creative ways to stay afloat and fend for their families. How are war-torn locals supporting themselves?

Sudan war compels locals to fight for survival and support their families

The extreme weather is driving hunger in South Sudan to unprecedented levels as access to food is pushed out of reach for families who were previously able to feed themselves. Watch the video to know more.

Extreme climate wreaks South Sudan, extreme weather drives hunger in Sudan

The united nations food and agriculture organisation, issues grave warnings regarding the deepening food crisis in Sudan. UN report says the country is both drowning and drying due to a catastrophic combination of extreme climate events.

South Sudan: Climate crisis drives rising hunger

The devastating war in Sudan between the Army and the rapid support forces has reached its hundredth day. The mediation attempts by Regional and International Powers has failed to find a path out of an increasingly uncontrollable conflict in Sudan.

Sudan conflict enters 100th day: No end to havoc in Khartoum & ethnic violence in Darfur | WION

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