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The New York Times reports on the significant military actions in Khartoum, where the Sudanese military has captured key government buildings, signaling a pivotal moment in the ongoing civil war. …
Sudan’s Military Advances in Khartoum, Signifying a Potential Shift in Civil War Dynamics Read More
Sudan’s civil war, reignited in 2019, has led to a grave humanitarian crisis. Former allies now oppose each other in a struggle for control over vital resources. While international aid …
Navigating Sudan’s Civil War: The Humanitarian Crisis and Challenges Ahead Read More
A United Nations helicopter was attacked in South Sudan during a mission to rescue wounded soldiers, resulting in one crew member’s death and two injuries. This incident occurred amid rising …
U.N. Helicopter Attack Signals Rising Tensions in South Sudan Read More
A U.N. helicopter was attacked in South Sudan, killing one crew member and injuring two while trying to rescue soldiers. This incident reflects escalating political tensions and fears of a …
UN Helicopter Attack in South Sudan Highlights Growing Political Tensions Read More
The Rapid Support Forces have signed a charter to create a rival government in Sudan, prompting diplomatic tensions with Kenya. Critics call this move a dangerous power play by a …
Sudan’s Paramilitaries Initiate Rival Government Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
The ongoing civil war in Sudan, which began in April 2023, is heavily influenced by the illicit gold trade. Both the military and RSF are smuggling gold to fund their …
Gold, Guns, and Genocide: The UAE’s Role in Sudan’s Conflict Read More
The UAE has stopped supplying arms to Sudan’s RSF after U.S. pressure, as reported by the White House. This follows Senator Van Hollen’s legislative efforts to block arms deals with …
UAE Halts Arms Supply to Sudan’s RSF Amid U.S. Legislative Pressure Read More