Associated Press January 27, 2025 By JOSEPH FALZETTA South Sudan’s army has launched a brutal military operation against opposition forces after recent territorial losses South Sudan President Salva Kiir Copyright AP Photo / Brian Inganga NAIROBI, Kenya -- NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — South Sudan’s army, following “It is now indisputable: South Sudan has returned to war,” said Alan Boswell of the International Crisis Here’s what to know about the conflict in South Sudan: Beginning in December, a coalition of opposition

others in Gedaref city eastern Sudan on December 26, 2025 [AFP] The brutal war in Sudan, now deep into Fierce fighting in Khartoum endangers Sudanese civilians How is gum arabic fuelling the war in Sudan? How is gum arabic fuelling the war in Sudan? the strategic Heglig oilfield – Sudan’s largest – in West Kordofan. Sudan tops emergency list: The International Rescue Committee (IRC) placed Sudan at the top of its Emergency

By Areig Elhag The world still looks away as if Sudan does not qualify as a crisis that is worth acting Sudan has been abandoned before. The tragedy of Darfur is one example . ’s war), making Sudan less of a priority. Take Sudan as an example. Sudan has become the biggest source of forced displacement in the Horn of Africa.

© 2023 REUTERS/El Tayeb Siddig The conflict in Sudan, marked by widespread violence, systemic human Yet, the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Sudan demands urgent and sustained international focus This special report brings to light the severity and intricacies of the situation in Sudan, emphasizing Genocide Watch called for re-establishment of an armed UN/AU Peacekeeping Mission in Darfur, Sudan to Chapter 2 delves into the historical background of Sudan’s civil wars and the formation of the RSF.

Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces commander, General Mohamed Hamdan 'Hemedti' Dagalo [File: Ashraf Shazly/AFP] Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has announced the formation of a rival government Experts have long warned that the protracted conflict risks permanently fracturing Sudan. Sharath Srinivasan, a Sudan specialist at the University of Cambridge, told the AFP news agency that The fighting began after months of tension between Sudan’s military and the RSF, once close allies who

The RSF took control in western Sudan, including Darfur. Over 30 million people  in Sudan need humanitarian aid. The UK’s past failure to prevent genocide in Sudan. to stop the genocide in Sudan. When will the U.K. stop denying the genocide in Sudan?  

By Audrey Wabwire One hot Tuesday afternoon last January, about 10 South Sudanese government soldiers Many of the farming villages in her area have become the front lines of South Sudan’s four-year civil Despite a 2015 peace agreement, fighting between South Sudan’s government and rebel forces has spread As in elsewhere in South Sudan, the fighting split communities down ethnic lines – with mostly Dinka million people fled to neighboring countries with another 2 million displaced internally, making South Sudan

Sabrina Nelson South Sudan gained its independence from Sudan in July 2011, following a referendum in which  99% of South Sudanese  vote in favour of secession from Sudan. South Sudan  is due to hold presidential elections in December 2024.      South Sudan.  Many were South Sudanese refugees who had previously fled to Sudan when civil war engulfed South Sudan

been displaced from their homes in Sudan than anywhere else. And yet the world seems to hardly notice the agony of Sudan and its people. CONFLICT GOLD Gold has been a major driver of the war in Sudan. Bad actors also smuggle Sudanese gold into Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Uganda—all of which State Department noted that the UAE receives “nearly all” the gold exported from Sudan.

Before 2005, South Sudan was the victim of a twenty-year genocide by the Sudanese army and Arab militias The 2005 agreement also left the status of the oil rich Abyei region at the Sudan-South Sudan border Sudan in Sudan. South Sudan became independent in 2011. South Sudan is led by corrupt war criminals.

This Timestream highlights important events in South Sudan prior to its emergence as an independent The existing humanitarian efforts of international and domestic NGOs are not enough to help the South Sudanese

Barbara Plett Usher BBC News, Port Sudan Sudan's military leader, Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has visited The military-led government was forced to move to Port Sudan on the Red Sea after the RSF seized control The RSF still holds almost all the Darfur region in western Sudan.