US Blames Sudan Army Rulers For Six Deaths in Monday Violence
The US embassy in Khartoum blamed Sudan's ruling military council for the deaths of six people in violence that rocked ...
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Famine on The Rise in Near East And North Africa: UN Food Agency
Countries most affected include Iraq, Libya, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, whose ongoing four-year war has killed tens of thousands of ...
Will Sudan’s Transition Succeed? Lessons from the Middle East and North Africa
While there is some room for optimism for a new era of democracy and civilian rule in Sudan, the legacy ...
Focus on Protests Overlooks Role of Sudan’s Many Ongoing Civil Wars
A focus on the protests in Sudan’s capital Khartoum overlooks the country’s five concurrent civil wars. The relationship between these ...
Sudan Leaders Face Pressure for Transfer to Civilian Rule
Sudan's military rulers faced pressure from demonstrators and Western governments to hand power to a new civilian government Monday as ...
End of an Era: What is Next for Sudan After Ousting Longtime President Bashir?
Sudan's transformational journey is certainly not going to be easy or straightforward, but the removal of longtime President Bashir is ...
Women Take Leading Role in Sudan Protests
Sudanese women are taking a leading role in protests against President Omar al-Bashir, gaining added inspiration from the demonstrations in ...
Europe’s Determination to Halt African Migration Makes Friends of Dictators
In a bid to curb African migration, the EU cooperates with some of the most dictatorial regimes in Africa. European ...
Excessive Force Against Protesters in Sudan ‘Deeply Worrying’ : UN
The United Nations has found "deeply worrying" reports from Sudan that government forces have been using excessive force on protesters.
Sudan Frees AFP, Reuters Reporters Detained While Covering Protests
Journalists that were detained while covering last week's protests in Sudan have now been released and are safely with their ...
Sudan ‘Investigating’ AFP Journalist Arrested While Covering Protests
Authorities in Sudan were holding an AFP journalist after he was arrested a day earlier while covering demonstrations against rising ...
Sudanese Police Beat Protesters Amid Rising Prices
Protests broke out in Sudan on Tuesday over soaring bread prices. A senior leader from the Communist Party, Siddig Yousif, ...
US Revokes Sanctions Against Sudan Due to Khartoum’s Positive Actions
U.S. authorities are revoking economic sanctions imposed against Sudan in recognition of "sustained positive actions" taken by Khartoum to maintain ceasefire ...
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