Khartoum’s recovery is not a national recovery. Until Sudan confronts the violence that has long been concentrated outside the capital, 'liberation' will remain a hollow word.

A new report by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime warns that Sudan’s ongoing conflict has created “collateral circuits” of weapons and mercenary labour that are reshaping the security economies of...

A new investigation by the FRANCE 24 Observers unit has uncovered evidence that chlorine — normally used to disinfect water — was instead deployed as a chemical weapon during Sudan’s ongoing conflict, with indications pointing...

The atrocities in El-Fasher reveal a long pattern of weaponized sexual violence in Darfur. These crimes are strategic, intentional, and central to the genocidal project.

The crisis in El-Fasher exposes the world’s indifference and the failure to grasp Sudan’s war beyond a reductionist interpretation. Behind the humanitarian catastrophe lies a deeper crisis of politics, perception, and global conscience.

The Islamic State (IS) has renewed its call for jihad in Sudan, signaling an effort to expand its footprint into the country amid a rapidly deteriorating civil war. According to reporting by The Long War Journal (LWJ), IS used...

The seizure of El-Fasher by the Rapid Support Forces after an 18-month siege redraws the contours of Sudan’s war, exposing the country’s deep fractures and raising urgent questions about peace, partition, and the fate of millions caught in between.

The United Nations Security Council has expressed deep alarm over escalating violence and atrocities in and around El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, warning that the intensifying conflict risks triggering mass atrocities...

As El Fasher falls to the RSF, the world watches in silence — enabling atrocities, foreign-backed militias, and exposing the fatal collapse of African diplomacy and international accountability in Sudan.

The Sudan Doctors Network (SDN) has accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of conducting ethnically motivated killings and looting medical facilities in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, as the RSF...

On Sunday, the Rapid Support Forces announced they had seized the Sudanese army’s main headquarters in Al-Fashir, capturing the military’s last major stronghold in Sudan’s Darfur region.Footage shared by the RSF appeared to...

The United States on Saturday hosted Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates in Washington for a high-level meeting of the Quad [U.S., Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates] for Sudan, aimed at...

The United States has ramped up its diplomatic outreach as Sudan’s humanitarian crisis worsens. Over the past week, Massad Boulos, the U.S. senior advisor for Arab and African affairs, met with several regional leaders in a...

Caught between regional powerplays and Western influence, the African Union avoids taking a decisive side in Sudan’s war. Its stance, shaped by constraints and shifting interests, remains open to change but far from independent.

Massad Boulos, U.S. senior advisor for Africa, has announced that Washington—working in coordination with Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia—has secured an agreement to allow humanitarian aid into the...

As the conflict in Sudan enters its second year, the Ta’sis Alliance has declared a rival government in Nyala. The move signals a decisive shift, taking Sudan’s war from the battlefield into the very structure of the state

The AU pledged to protect civilians after the genocide in Rwanda — but in Sudan, its failure to end the war exposes the limits of the African Union’s ability to end deadly wars. 

As Sudan's civil war grinds on, civilians like Abdelaziz and Nasr are left to flee violence, extortion and racial abuse. Their journeys through Darfur reveal a war waged not just between armies—but against the people.

Once a city of art, resistance and riverside cafés, Khartoum now lies gutted by war. Displaced by the war, Reem Abbas reflects on loss, erasure and the urgent need to reclaim a city at the heart of Sudan’s identity.

The Sudanese army has now completed its rout of the RSF from the capital, Khartoum. But the victory is a bittersweet moment.

The civil war in Sudan has claimed and displaced millions of lives. However, opinions on how it will end diverge. Yasir Zaidan argues that a total victory for the army over the RSF is now a realistic prospect.

The war in Sudan is also a war on the Sudanese body, reconstructing it as a site of violence and conquest   I would like to conceive of the following reflections as part of a collective struggle of the Sudanese people as they...

Hamid Khalafallah, a Sudanese writer and academic researcher, reflects on the war in Sudan, displacement and its broader impact on the country’s people  Where, then, were the roots that struck down into times past? Where are...

The circulation of fake news makes it difficult to discern battlefield dynamics; the total blackouts hamper attempts to connect with endangered loved ones.   On April 15, 2023, a war erupted between the Sudan Armed Forces...

Sudan is bleeding to death and its state failure is approaching the point of no return. The question is bigger than a civil war, more than a humanitarian calamity — it’s whether there can be any life in the Sudanese state for...