Abu Dhabi has repeatedly been accused of arming the RSF paramilitaries behind bloody takeover of El Fasher
Integrated Food Security Phase network declares El Fasher and Kadugli in grips of most catastrophic stage of hunger
Al-Qaeda-linked Islamists tighten blockade around Bamako as military regime reels
Paramilitary forces’ takeover of El Fasher after 18-month siege marks a new chapter in country’s ruinous civil war
Evidence emerges of atrocities committed by the paramilitary RSF after it seized control of El Fasher
A jury told the bank to pay millions to victims of the country’s genocidal regime but it vows to fight back
Paramilitary RSF took control after 19-month siege in which thousands died of starvation and massacres
Verdict in case over providing banking services to former ruler could open door to thousands more claims, lawyers argue
Authorities have linked fake stories to accounts in nearby countries run by Russia-aligned military juntas
‘Bellwether’ verdict may set stage for potentially far more damages as thousands of victims assert claims
Attacks on El Fasher have intensified since mooted aid deal last month
Halt in flow of South Sudan crude exports to Fujairah disrupts supplies to one of the world’s busiest marine fuel hubs
US Africa adviser tells FT that paramilitary forces will allow aid into El Fasher, where thousands face starvation and death
Bank’s lawyer responds that it ‘isn’t to blame’ as class action by Sudanese refugees kicks off in New York courtroom
Complaint to UN Security Council claims Abu Dhabi used security groups to contract former Colombian soldiers
Ethiopia celebrates opening of giant hydropower project while Sudan and Egypt warn of threat to water security
Paramilitary forces have cut off El Fasher, the military government’s final stronghold in the western Darfur region
After decades of decline, the number of people dying from hunger is increasing as starvation spreads from Sudan to Gaza
US set to host talks in Washington after mixed results ending conflicts elsewhere
Global race for critical minerals has emboldened countries to demand more control of their resources
Documentary looks back to the celebratory days of Sudan’s 2019 revolution, and the aftermath
Much of the precious metal is transported through the UAE and used to finance warring parties
Court appoints administrators to reopen shuttered mine against Canadian owner’s wishes
Leaders speak on phone amid simmering trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies
Anger over democratic dysfunction and western meddling has fuelled global support for Burkina Faso’s Ibrahim Traoré
