Sudan

Many dead in shooting in Sudan

More Swedish Support for Humanitarian Crises

Sweden is providing additional support of SEK 182 million to severely affected people in six countries: Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Yemen, Myanmar, and Sudan.

Millions of helpless people flee: "Want to go to Europe"

Starvation, mass murder, expulsion. Words are not enough to describe the humanitarian catastrophe that is ongoing in Sudan. Millions are fleeing in their own country, others have set their sights on Europe. If there is no peace, more and more will give up and flee, says Jan Egeland at the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC).

Sudan's military: Important city retaken

Sudan's military claims to have retaken the strategically important city of Sinja, south of Khartum, from the paramilitary group RSF, which has controlled it for the past few months.

Sudan: 40 killed in attack on village

Amnesty: French weapons in Sudan's civil war

French weapon systems are used by the paramilitary RSF in Sudan's civil war, according to Amnesty.

UN: Long-term work required in Sudan

The war in Sudan has led to a massive refugee crisis and severe consequences for the population. More humanitarian aid is needed, but also comprehensive efforts focused on development, writes the UN agency UNDP in a report. At the same time, the USA announces that sanctions will be directed against warring parties in the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Sudan's warring parties accuse each other of murder

The paramilitary force Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan claims that over 60 civilians were killed in an air raid carried out by the country's military. The military, in turn, accuses the RSF of having killed 120 civilians over two days in the province of al-Jazira.