The G7 and the European Union urged Sudan's warring parties to halt hostilities, expand humanitarian access and support a nationwide arms embargo to prevent further atrocities.

A U.N. investigation found that mass killings, rape, abductions and deliberate starvation in al-Fashir were part of an intentional campaign by the Rapid Support Forces, while warning similar atrocities could unfold elsewhere.

Rising fuel and fertilizer costs linked to the Iran war are forcing Sudanese farmers to scale back planting, raising fears of lower food production and worsening hunger in a country already devastated by years of conflict

UNICEF says millions of children in Sudan’s Darfur region are at “breaking point” amid escalating violence, mass displacement and famine-level malnutrition as the country’s civil war enters its fourth year.

Munir Bassi fled Sudan's violence, found refuge on a Greek island, and built an organization from scratch that now feeds, shelters, and protects 60,000 displaced people back home

At an international conference in Berlin, Greece committed additional funding and called for coordinated global action, safe humanitarian access, and support for countries hosting refugees.

Greece’s foreign minister joins global leaders in Berlin to address Sudan’s humanitarian crisis, with talks focusing on ceasefire efforts, aid coordination and political solutions involving civil society.

A Greek and a British national stand accused of illegally arranging missile and fighter jet sales to countries under arms embargoes, including Libya and Sudan, in alleged deals spanning 2009 to 2016.

Aid groups including Action Against Hunger and partners warn that millions in Sudan are facing extreme food insecurity, with families in conflict-hit regions often surviving on a single daily meal as war deepens the humanitarian crisis.

Medical supplies could run out within weeks as $600,000 in medicines remain stuck in Dubai, while rising shipping costs and donor cuts strain humanitarian response

UN report details mass killings, executions, and abuses after Sudanese paramilitary group seized Zamzam displacement camp, highlighting a humanitarian crisis affecting nearly half a million people

The United States, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt are pressing for a humanitarian truce in Sudan as fighting between the army and Rapid Support Forces devastates the country, triggering famine, mass displacement, and escalating ethnic violence

The Department of Homeland Security plans to revoke temporary protected status for South Sudanese citizens after more than a decade, giving them 60 days to leave the U.S., according to CBS News

As Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces capture the army’s last Darfur stronghold, senators call for a terrorist designation amid reports of atrocities, famine, and foreign interference

Save the Children warns of a deepening education crisis, with 13 million children unable to attend school due to conflict, displacement, and destroyed infrastructure

A landslide in Sudan’s Darfur region buried an entire village, killing at least 1,000 people and leaving only one survivor. The disaster follows days of heavy rain, as the country’s ongoing war deepens what the UN calls the world’s worst humanitarian crisis

Without immediate intervention, health experts fear a major cross-border public health emergency is imminent