Conflict and aid desk
The desk follows Sudan, RSF and Sudanese Armed Forces claims, Darfur, Khartoum, displacement, famine risk and aid access from named sources.
Sudan briefs
Public Sudan reports appear here when the source and caveat gates pass.
Since late 2025, fighting in Sudan’s Kordofan region has intensified, with one in five recorded attacks in the war occurring there, heightening displacement and infrastructure damage amid contested control.
Read briefAl Jazeera Sudan reports that ongoing conflict and displacement have forced young Sudanese to seek livelihoods through art, small businesses, and entrepreneurship despite major economic and funding challenges.
Read briefAl Jazeera reports nearly 134,000 displaced in Yemen’s recent fighting, worsening hunger and worsening aid access, with children among the hardest hit.
Read briefEthiopia blames Sudan and Egypt for supporting armed opposition groups, raising fears of conflict spillover amid ongoing fighting in northern Ethiopia; all accused parties deny the claims.
Read briefAl Jazeera reports renewed fighting in Yemen has closed main roads and ports, displacing thousands and constraining humanitarian aid delivery amid growing suffering.
Read briefSudan’s foreign minister spoke at the UN General Assembly amid ongoing war, mass displacement, and mounting aid shortages, according to Al Jazeera Sudan reporting.
Read briefSudan’s Foreign Minister addressed the UN General Assembly, condemning foreign intervention and RSF attacks, calling for respect of sovereignty and reforms at the UN amid ongoing countrywide fighting.
Read briefAid agencies report ongoing violence and forced displacement at Kigonze camp in northeast Ituri, threatening containment of the DRC’s largest Ebola outbreak with over 8,000 confirmed cases.
Read briefEthiopia claims Sudan and Egypt back Tigray rebels amid renewed conflict, while Sudan denies backing fighters and accuses RSF of receiving support from Ethiopia; key details remain unverified.
Read briefThe Sudanese army impounded dozens of motorcycles in Blue Nile State for allegedly violating a curfew imposed amid ongoing clashes with the Rapid Support Forces, Al Jazeera reports.
Read briefThe war in Sudan has devastated farming, but a UNDP-led event in Khartoum highlights private sector willingness to invest in recovery, with nearly $155 million potential funding.
Read briefAl Jazeera Sudan reports that escalating fighting in Yemen is forcing families to flee, resulting in displacement, hunger, and water shortages, though the situation on the Sudan conflict remains unchecked.
Read briefThe UN refugee agency reports a sharp rise in Sudanese fleeing to Chad, with 400 people crossing daily amid a worsening humanitarian crisis lacking adequate funding.
Read briefSudanese households face rising costs for essentials as inflation persists despite easing, worsening conditions amid armed conflict between SAF and RSF.
Read briefAl Jazeera Sudan reports that ongoing conflict has driven a man-made famine spreading across key regions including Khartoum and Darfur, causing widespread displacement amid restricted aid access.
Read briefJordan’s King Abdullah II criticizes Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank as ‘forced displacement,’ labeling the strategy a war crime; claims remain unverified and unrelated to Sudan conflict.
Read briefThe UNHCR warns that ongoing conflict in Yemen could push 10,000 refugees across the Red Sea and increase internal displacement to over 230,000, with humanitarian funding critically low.
Read briefAt least 10 dead and 21 injured in a northern Sudan gold mine collapse amid soaring gold demand driven by conflict and economic collapse, reports Al Jazeera Sudan.
Read briefHumanitarian truces in Sudan continue to fail amid fierce fighting between the SAF and RSF, worsening displacement and aid access despite international efforts, Al Jazeera reports.
Read briefEgypt’s president firmly opposes Palestinian displacement in Gaza following Israel’s defence minister’s pledge to ‘finish the job’ in the besieged Strip, as reported by Al Jazeera Sudan.
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This desk should be slower than rumour, clearer than a wire feed, and honest about claims that cannot yet be checked.
Radio Dabanga, regional outlets, UN and aid sources can surface important claims, but attribution must stay close.
Displacement, hunger, access, hospitals and civilian harm should be dated, sourced and separated from military claims.
Responsibility claims and ceasefire accusations should say who made the claim and what remains unconfirmed.