Destructive conflicts and persecutions uproot thousands of people from their homes and countries every year. According to the United Nations, every minute, 20 people are forced to leave everything behind and avoid conflict and war.

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Sudan's ousted president Omar al-Bashir on Wednesday lost an appeal against a sentence of two years in detention for corruption, his lawyer said. "The appeals court upheld the conviction but we will file an appeal in the supreme court because we're fully convinced there is no case" against Bashir, Hashem al-Jaali told AFP.

Sudan court upholds corruption conviction of ousted leader Bashir

The Sudanese government and a coalition of rebel groups on Monday extended peace talks for another three weeks after missing a deadline for a final peace deal. The Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF) is a coalition of nine rebel groups and Khartoum representatives signed a deal to keep negotiations going after failing to wrap up talks by February 15.

Sudan rebels, government extend peace talks for three weeks

An Israeli aircraft have flown through Sudanese airspace for the first time, in what Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called another example of warming ties with formally hostile states.

Israeli aircraft flew over Sudan for first time: Benjamin Netanyahu

Sudan has agreed to compensate the families of sailors killed in an al Qaeda attack on the USS Cole warship 20 years ago, state news agency SUNA said on Thursday, part of government efforts to remove the country from a list of state sponsors of terrorism.

Sudan agrees to compensate families of USS Cole victims

Sudan has agreed to hand ousted autocrat Omar al-Bashir and others to the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes in Darfur. Omar has, however, refused to deal with ICC as it is a "political court". Watch report:

Fineprint: Omar al-Bashir refuses to appear before ICC

Last week, we had got you a report on the starving lions in Sudan. Since then, a social media campaign has kicked off to save them. There is new hope for the big cats in Khartoum.

Gravitas: How social media saved Sudan's starving lions

Months of political and economic turmoil in Sudan has severely damaged the health of the lions faced with shortages of food and medicine. Lions, victims of the political upheaval in Sudan, are starving.

How social media saved Sudan's starving lions

Photos of five starving African lions in a Sudanese park began circulating online on Jan. 18, prompting a campaign to save them.

Your Story: Online Campaign Saves Starving Lions

A team of international wildlife conservationists flew in Monday to examine four starving and sick lions at a zoo in the Sudanese capital where a lioness died last week.

Foreign experts in Sudan to examine sick lions

At least 32 people were killed Wednesday when suspected nomadic Misseriya herders from Sudan attacked a village in the disputed oil-rich region of Abyei along the border of South Sudan, a local official said.

32 killed in attack in disputed South Sudan border region: Official

Heartbreaking photographs of starving lions in Sudan has kicked off a global campaign to save them. @palkisu tells you how the economic crisis in Sudan is endangering the lions.

Gravitas: Viral photos of starving lions kicks off global campaign

A Facebook campaign 'Sudananimalrescue' has been launched to save five malnourished and sick African lions held at cages in Sudan's capital, Khartoum. "I was shaken when I saw these lions at the park .

Social Media in uproar after emaciated African lion images go viral

A Sudanese court has sentenced 29 intelligence officers to death for the torture and killing of a teacher. Ahmad Al-Khair's case drew widespread attention in Sudan, and his killing fuelled the protests against the 75-year-old Bashir. A huge crowd rallied outside the court in Omdurman, the twin city of the capital, Khartoum, to hear the verdict. #SudanCourt #Sudan #AhmadAlKhairMurder

Fineprint: Sudan court sentences 29 to death for teacher's killing in custody

A Sudanese court sentenced 29 members of the national intelligence service to death by hanging on Monday over the killing of a teacher in detention in February during protests that led to the overthrow of former president Omar al-Bashir.

Sudan sentences 29 intelligence agents to hang for teacher's killing

Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan have come closer to aligning their views on filling the reservoir of and operating the giant hydroelectric dam that Ethiopia is building on the Blue Nile, the Sudanese irrigation minister said on Sunday.

Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan views closer on Nile dam: Sudanese minister

Sudan's former president Omar Al Bashir sentenced to 2 years in reform centre in the case of corruption.

Sudan's former president convicted

A Sudanese court on Saturday convicted former president Omar al-Bashir on corruption charges and sentenced him to two years of detention in a reform facility, the first ruling against the ex-leader ousted by mass unrest.

Sudan's former President sentenced for corruption

The Indian government said on Friday they are focussing on repatriating bodies of the Indian workers who lost their lives in a fire tragedy in Sudan. "We are in contact with the families of six Indians who have lost their lives in Sudan.

Efforts underway to repatriate bodies of deceased in Sudan fire accident

At least 18 Indians are among the 23 people killed in an LPG tanker blast at a ceramic factory in Sudan's capital Khartoum, the Indian embassy here said on Wednesday.

18 Indians among 23 dead in LPG tanker blast in Sudan

At least 23 people were killed and more than 130 injured as fire broke out after an explosion in a ceramics factory in the Sudanese capital Khartoum on Tuesday, officials said.

At least 23 killed, over 130 injured as massive fire engulfs factory in Sudan

The verdict in the corruption trial of Sudan's ousted president Omar al-Bashir is to be delivered on December 14, a judge announced Saturday, as his supporters staged a protest outside the court. Bashir, who was overthrown by the army in April, has been on trial in a Khartoum court since August on charges of illegally acquiring and using foreign funds -- offences that could land him behind bars for more than a decade.

WION Dispatch: Omar Al-Bashir's NCP in trouble

Jordan, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey have repeatedly violated an arms embargo on Libya and it is "highly probable" that a foreign attack aircraft is responsible for a deadly strike on a migrant detention centre, according to U.

Jordan, UAE, Turkey, Sudan repeatedly violated Libya arms embargo: U.N. report

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