Amid the civil war in Sudan that has forced millions to flee, refugees seek safety and humanitarian aid from the united nations. However, neighbouring countries are struggling to work around saturated capacities and limited resources as Sudanese continue to flee the conflict.

Sudanese refugees seek UN for aid

Sudanese human rights organisations have evidence that the Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has put more than 5,000 people in detention and tortured many, Reuters reported.

Sudan's RSF detained 5,000, tortured some: Human rights groups

Media reports citing anonymous sources, on Saturday (July 15) said that Sudanese army representatives returned to Saudi Arabia’s port city of Jeddah to resume talks with their paramilitary foes Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Sudanese army representatives arrive in Jeddah to resume talks with RSF: Reports

The United Nations human rights office said on Thursday (July 13) that at least 87 people, which include ethnic Masalits, were buried in a mass grave in Sudan's West Darfur.

At least 87, including ethnic Masalits, buried in mass grave in Sudan's Darfur, says UN

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

A deadly airstrike in Sudan's capital city, Khartoum, has resulted in the deaths of at least 22 people and numerous injuries. The ongoing war between military factions in Sudan has entered its 12th week and poses a threat of escalating into a wider civil war.

Deadly airstrike in Sudan's capital raises concerns of escalating civil war

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

In Sudan's capital, precious books in a major library have been burned and the national museum has been cut off for weeks by fighting. In Darfur, another museum is at risk from seasonal rains after projectiles punctured the roof.

Sudan's cultural heritage in peril as fighting rages

Explosions were heard in Sudan's capital Khartoum on Monday (July 3) as the army rallied civilians to take up arms against a fresh onslaught by the country's paramilitary forces.

Sudan: Khartoum shaken by blasts, army invites volunteers again

Israel will buy twenty-five F-35 fighter jets from the United States of America. F-35 is the world's most advanced fighter jet and Israel is the only country in West Asia to fly them.

War in Sudan intensifies between Rapid Support Forces and Army

The escalating hunger crisis in African countries needs urgent intervention as up to 30 million people in five countries in the continent are projected to require humanitarian food assistance this year, according to a report.

Over 30 million in 5 African countries may need food aid this year: UN

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

The United Nations (UN) said on Monday (June 19) that donors at a UN conference pledged close to $1.5 billion to combat the humanitarian crisis in Sudan and help its neighbouring countries host refugees fleeing the conflict.

Sudan conflict: UN says $1.5 billion pledged to combat humanitarian crisis

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Day 2 of 72-hour truce in Sudan, War-torn Ukraine looks to rebuild economy, Antony Blinken meets Wang Yi & Qin Gang in Beijing, EU gives 20 million euros to Egypt to help with Sudanese refugees.

Day 2 of 72-hour truce in Sudan | War-torn Ukraine looks to rebuild economy

The ongoing Sudan battle has hit the pause button, a 72-hour ceasefire was introduced on Sunday. The aim is to calm the row between Sudanese military factions that has been going on for two months now.

Sudan capital Khartoum calm after air strikes | UN seeks humanitarian aid for Sudan | WION

Sudan's warring sides, the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), agreed to a new 72-hour ceasefire from Sunday (June 18), as fighting intensified with deadly air strikes in the capital city of Khartoum and an exodus of wounded from Darfur over the border into Chad.

Sudan conflict: Warring sides agree to new truce after days of intense fighting

It's been more than two months since the conflict in Sudan began. Already millions have been displaced and hundreds killed. Several attempts to enforce a ceasefire between the two sides have fallen flat on their faces. In the latest, the warring Sudanese generals have agreed to roll out a 72-hour-long ceasefire, mediated by Washington and Riyadh. At least 17, including 5 children have died in the latest airstrike.

Sudan's eighth attempt at ceasefire begins

It's been two months since a deadly conflict broke out in Sudan, displacing at least two million while killing over a thousand. The power struggle between the two generals, Abdel Fattah-al Burhan and the paramilitary commander Mohammed Hamdan Daga-lo, plunged the country into a devastating war, which seems nowhere near its end.

Sudan crisis worsens: At least 2 million people displaced so far, says UN | WION Newspoint

REF assassinates west Darfur governor, Khamis Abbaka

The United Nations (UN) on Wednesday (June 14) said that a record 110 million people across the world have been forcibly displaced from their homes. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said that Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine, refugees fleeing Afghanistan and the fight in Sudan have pushed hundreds and thousands of people to seek shelter abroad and those displaced within their own country to an unprecedented level, AFP reported.

Record 110 million people forcibly displaced worldwide, numbers might increase, 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

Authorities in war-hit Sudan have declared the head of the United Nations mission in the country, Volker Perthes, “persona non grata” two weeks after the army chief accused him of inflaming the conflict and called for his removal.

Sudan declares UN envoy Volker Perthes ‘persona non grata’

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