#Sudan
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PoliticsWhy Defeating the RSF Won't End Sudan's War, But Rather Fracture It
While the Sudanese Armed Forces have made significant territorial gains against the Rapid Support Forces, military analysts warn that defeating the paramilitary group may only fracture the ongoing conflict into smaller, decentralized struggles.
EconomyEgypt and Sudan Explore Expanded Economic Ties and Post-War Reconstruction
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met with Sudanese Finance Minister Gibril Ibrahim to discuss expanding economic cooperation, infrastructure rehabilitation, and reconstruction efforts in Sudan.
Breaking NewsPalestinian Teen Killed During Israeli Raid Laid to Rest in Occupied West Bank Amid Ongoing Conflict
A Palestinian teen killed during an Israeli raid was buried in the Occupied West Bank, as separate video footage captures thousands fleeing fighting in Sudan’s North Kordofan State.
Breaking NewsOpen-Air Cinema Revives Movie Nights in Khartoum Amidst Conflict
Open-air cinema brings movie nights back to Khartoum as displacement figures rise in Sudan’s Kordofan region.
Breaking NewsGlobal Water Conflicts Surge to Record Highs as World Water Week Focuses on Security Threats in 2026
As World Water Week begins in Stockholm, a new report highlights a record-breaking surge in global water-related conflicts driven by infrastructure attacks and scarcity in regions like Palestine, Sudan, Iran, the Gulf, and Ukraine.
Breaking NewsThousands Escape Sudan's Kordofan Conflict Seeking Safety in El Obeid
Thousands of individuals are fleeing the conflict in Sudan's Kordofan to seek relative safety in El Obeid.
PoliticsOne Geography, Two States: How Saudi Arabia Approaches Sudan's Security
Analyzing the strategic agreement signed in Riyadh on August 17, 2026, this article explores how Saudi Arabia views Sudan's stability as an essential component of its own national security and Red Sea defense.
PoliticsBeyond the GERD: Can Egypt Influence Ethiopia's New Blue Nile Dam Projects?
As Ethiopia moves forward with plans for three new Blue Nile hydropower projects following the GERD, Egypt faces the challenge of turning diplomatic pressure into practical leverage.
MiscellaneousUAE Commits Billions to Global Relief and Humanitarian Aid Amid Rising Crises
Marking World Humanitarian Day, the UAE has distributed billions of dirhams in humanitarian aid worldwide in 2026, tackling global crises from Gaza and Sudan to natural disaster zones.
PoliticsAfrican Union Delegation Arrives in Sudan to Push for Ceasefire and Humanitarian Access
An African Union delegation has launched a two-day mission to Sudan to broker a ceasefire, improve humanitarian access, and revive political talks amid a persistent military stalemate.
PoliticsSudan’s al-Burhan Pledges Immunity for National Dialogue While Rejecting Hemedti’s Return to Power
Sudan's army commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has offered temporary immunity for participants in an independent national dialogue while firmly ruling out any return to power for Hemedti and the Rapid Support Forces.
Breaking NewsSudan's Rapid Support Forces Advance on Strategic Border Town Near Ethiopia
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces have advanced into the strategic border town of Kurmuk in Blue Nile State as fighting continues across the country.