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Gravitas Global Headlines | Sudan: Warring sides have agreed to a 24-hour ceasefire from Saturday

Nearly 300 orphans caught in the crossfire in Sudan's capital have been rescued in a daring and dangerous evacuation by humanitarian workers. The evacuations were carried out following the deaths of 67 children at the Mygoma orphanage in Khartoum.

Sudan conflict: Children rescued from orphanage in Khartoum

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed human rights with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The trip is aimed at boosting ties with a long time ally which has forged closer relationship with Washington's rivals.

Antony Blinken meets Mohammed bin Salman, focus on Sudan & Yemen conflicts

The fighting between Sudan’s warring factions has reportedly intensified after the expiration of the United States and Saudi Arabia brokered a ceasefire deal, on Monday (June 5).

Sudan: Shelling, looting continue as fighting worsens after ceasefire expires; US imposes sanctions

As the two warring generals continue their power struggle the Sudanese continue to suffer. A UN estimate suggests that more than half of Sudan's population is now in need of aid which is nearly double the amount since the fight began our next report tells you more take a look.

Sudan aid workers struggle as fight rages on, while 25 million Sudanese in need of urgent aid

The UN security council on Friday expressed concern over the continued fighting in Sudan between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces and condemned attacks on civilians and UN and humanitarian workers, as well as on medical workers and facilities, and the looting of humanitarian aid.

UNSC condemns Sudan violence, calls on parties to honor ceasefire agreements

Sudan's warring parties fought in the capital on Friday after the collapse of talks to maintain a ceasefire and ease a humanitarian crisis. Residents of Khartoum and Omdurman across the Nile said the army had resumed air strikes and was using more artillery.

Sudanese army, paramilitary forces clash in Khartoum after talks break down

Trouble seems to be mounting for Sudan as the US has decided to impose sanctions against those perpetuating violence in the war-torn country. In a move to step-up pressure on rival militaries in Sudan the White House on Thursday issued a statement announcing sanctions and visa restrictions to put an end to the fighting in Sudan.

US issues sanctions against Sudan causing more trouble for the war-torn African nation

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

The conflict in Sudan has left the already struggling African nation in a deeper crisis. Hundreds are dead more than one million people are displaced all because of a power struggle between two top generals. Several horrific stories have come out since the Civil War started in Sudan and now a new report reveals that at least 60 children died in an orphanage when did this happen as they were trapped in distressful conditions in Sudan's capital of Khartoum.

Sudan: Toll of power struggle falls on children as dozens die trapped in an orphanage

United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday that actions will be taken against rival Sudanese leaders in the aftermath of the collapse of a US-brokered truce.

US considering action against Sudan leaders: Antony Blinken

At least 60 infants, toddlers, and other children died over the past six weeks while trapped in harrowing conditions in an orphanage in Sudan's capital city of Khartoum as the fighting between the warring factions rages on.

Sudan conflict: At least 60 children trapped in Khartoum orphanage die, 280 still trapped

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

Burden on one of the world's poorest countries continues to grow. As Sudan's neighbouring countries struggle to cope with the number of people fleeing the civil war.

Refugees flee fighting Sudan

Sudan, where the conflict between the country's army and the Para-military group known as the Rapid Support Forces have lasted for a month...and within that timeline, a mass exodus of people has been reported, the destruction of major infrastructure continues and the toll is rising. To add to the woes, the humanitarian situation is worsening...WION got the opportunity to speak to doctors without borders or medicine sans frontier who have been operating in the country for over 40 years, on why the world still needs to pay attention to war-ravaged nations.

Sudan humanitarian crisis worsens

The warring military factions in Sudan on Monday (May 29) agreed to extend their ceasefire by five days. The development took place after fresh clashes and air strikes took place in part of the capital Khartoum in spite of the ceasefire being in place.

Sudan: Warring parties agree to extend tottering ceasefire by five days

In the days after war erupted in Khartoum, Dr Abeer Abdullah rushed between rooms at Sudan’s largest orphanage, trying to care for hundreds of babies and toddlers as the fighting kept all but a handful of staff away.

Dozens of babies die in orphanage as Sudan war takes grim toll on Khartoum: Report

Crisis in Sudan worsens, dozens of infants die due to the ongoing civil war

A remarkable story unfolded as a heavily pregnant woman escaped Sudan and gave birth to a "miracle baby" in Cairo after enduring immense hardships, media reports said, citing her husband.

Pregnant woman escapes Sudan defying all odds, gives birth to 'Miracle Baby'

Nearly 1.4 million people have now been displaced in Sudan since the conflict between two rival generals erupted in April, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said Sunday in a new report that exposes the scale of the catastrophe engulfing the African nation.

Nearly 1.4 million people displaced in Sudan since civil war erupted, UN report says

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

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres was "shocked" by a letter he received on Friday from Sudan's military ruler General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan demanding the removal of his ambassador to Sudan, according to his spokesperson.

UN chief ‘shocked’ by letter from Sudan’s military ruler urging removal of special envoy

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

In a disheartening state of affairs, Alaweya Rishwan, the disabled wife of an 85-year-old Brit died of starvation when the UK embassy in Sudan failed to rescue the family even though they lived just across the road and had contacted the mission multiple times calling for help, as per reports.

Brit shot, wife dies of starvation as UK embassy in Sudan fails to evacuate couple living just across road

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