The Latest Breaking News from Sudan

As civilians flee the warring generals, those left behind face a grim future

Munzir Salman was with his three children when Sudanese soldiers were ambushed by Rapid Support Forces officers outside his Khartoum block of flats.

Caught up in a conflict that flared during what was meant to be a brief trip to Khartoum, British-Sudanese author Rozan Ahmed spent days calling the UK embassy for advice until she finally took matters into her own hands and boarded a bus for Egypt.

Letter: Douglas H Johnson says the continual neglect of economic and political disparities in the regions was bound to foment conflict

UN estimates 100,000 people will flee Sudan conflict to Chad, which already hosts more than half a million refugees.

The World Health Organization (WHO) expects "many more" deaths in Sudan due to outbreaks of disease and a lack of essential services amid fighting, its director general said on Wednesday. Battles between Sudan's army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary since mid-April has killed at least 459 people and…

A second American has died in Sudan, the White House said on Wednesday, adding that it was helping a small number of US citizens seeking to leave the country amid ongoing clashes even as overall violence appeared significantly down. White House national security spokesman John Kirby, speaking to reporters, said…

More than 2,000 Britons have registered with the Foreign Office as being in Sudan under the evacuation operation.

The World Health Organization (WHO) expects "many more" deaths in Sudan due to outbreaks of disease and a lack of essential services amid fighting, its director general said on Wednesday. 

With partially held ceasefire due to expire on Thursday, UN says neither side ready to seriously negotiate

The Home Secretary said there were ‘no plans’ to consider allowing civilians in the war-torn country to seek asylum in Britain.