UK, Germany and Jordan call for immediate ceasefire in Sudan war
Paramilitary force RSF seizes last major city in Sudan’s Darfur region, reportedly killing more than 450 people in a hospital
Sudan conflict
Hundreds of men shot and disappeared after fall of Sudanese city, witnesses say
Witnesses allege men were executed after being rounded up; RSF denies abuses and says reports are fabricated
The Irish Times view on the war in Sudan: a forgotten conflict takes another brutal turn
Reports are emerging of summary executions in El Fasher in western Darfur
‘They shot them in front of us’: Escapee describes killings after Sudanese city’s fall
Aid groups and activists warn of potential for ethnically motivated revenge attacks as Rapid Support Forces overwhelm army
Ethnically motivated mass killings reported in Sudanese city seized by paramilitary group
Paramilitary Rapid Support Front took control of city in Darfur region over the weekend
Wars and aid cuts fuelling surge in world hunger, report warns
Global Hunger Index says possibility of achieving the UN goal of zero hunger by 2030 is ‘slipping away’
Denial has become a standard tool of strongmen leaders but the truth will out
Worldview: An Israeli public that has largely turned a blind eye is awakening to a sense of moral complicity in famine
Sudanese paramilitary group kills 43 in mosque drone strike, say medics
Civil war has killed at least 40,000 people, according to the World Health Organisation
Long-established laws of war are being ‘blatantly disregarded’, top UN official says
Several governments ignore human rights, which are the ‘medicine to heal a fractured world’
Sudan landslide kills hundreds in famine-stricken and wartorn Darfur region
Days of heavy rain triggered disaster that levelled village of Tarsin in remote mountains
Fighting in Sudan’s civil war has reached a strategic crossroad
Both sides in the conflict have set their sights on taking Kordofan, where catastrophe looms and most aid groups can’t enter
Assault on Sudan’s Zamzam refugee camp may have killed more than 1,500 civilians
Hundreds of civilians remain unaccounted for following attack by paramilitary Rapid Support Forces on North Darfur camp
Funding cuts drive Sudan’s children to the brink of irreversible harm, says Unicef
Malnutrition cases persist across country as support is scaled back
US calls off Sudan peace talks after post-war power dispute
Discussions were aimed at advancing peace talks between two Sudanese generals
Drone strikes pound Port Sudan, putting aid deliveries at risk
Attack by paramilitary Rapid Support Forces most intense since targeting of city began on Sunday
Irish journalists win Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Sudan civil war
Declan Walsh, a journalist originally from Co Mayo, and Co Cork born photographer Ivor Prickett among award winning team
Patrick Freyne on Africa’s forgotten war
In the News podcast: The war in Sudan has resulted in a deadly humanitarian crisis
War and aid cuts pushing Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia to work in illicit gold mines
Workers at the gold mines along the Kurmuk-Assosa road face exposure to harmful chemicals such as mercury and cyanide
Returning home from Chad, I feel there’s a glitch in western empathy
The Sudan war is the world’s biggest humanitarian disaster, but it seems our human compassion is taken up by other conflicts
The Irish Times view on the crisis in Sudan and Chad: a distracted world looks away
One of the worst humanitarian crises in the world has now been plunged deeper into an unimaginable hell
Sudanese refugees in Chad: ‘I still hear the sound of shooting in my ears’
Having escaped a war where murder and rape seem systematic, some 1.3 million people from Sudan struggle to meet their daily needs in Chad - while bearing physical and emotional scars
Abstract artist keeps students in frame from his Ethiopian exile
Sudanese school dean educates remotely from Addis Ababa
‘My son was killed in front of my eyes. Three bullets in his chest’: Patrick Freyne in Chad’s desert camps
An unforgiving conflict between rival military factions has killed 150,000 people. Another 12 million people are displaced, many fleeing to a huge desert camp in eastern Chad. Photographs by Chris Maddaloni
‘We cannot resign ourselves to inevitable conflict’: EU and UK look to end war in Sudan and boost aid
But Khartoum criticises London conference as representatives from both sides in civil war not invited
Up to 400,000 displaced from Sudan camp after RSF takeover, says UN body
RSF has also accelerated drone attacks into army-controlled territory, including an attack on the Atbara power station in the north of the country
As famine warning lights flash red in Sudan, US aid cuts hamper the international response
This week marks two years of suffering and two years of inaction
Sudan tells UN court UAE is ‘breaching genocide convention’ by funding rebels
United Arab Emirates says International Court of Justice has no legal power to hear Sudan’s claim
ICJ to hear application by Sudan against United Arab Emirates
UAE accused of violating the international genocide convention by arming paramilitaries with the aim of wiping out an ethnic group in West Darfur
Sudan’s paramilitary RSF chief says war with army is not over
RSF pushed back from most of Khartoum last week by army in latest development in Sudan’s two-year-old war
Sudan’s army shells Omdurman in push to oust RSF from capital region
Army chief declares capital Khartoum ‘free’ but rival RSF still holds parts of neighbouring Omdurman
Sudan army nears biggest victory of civil war with assault on capital
Khartoum offensive comes as battlefield gains help turn tide of conflict in military’s favour
As Sudan burns and its people starve, a gold rush is under way
Billions of dollars in gold are flowing out of war-torn Sudan - and helping to keep the conflict boiling
The Hidden Victims: Civilian Casualties of the Two World Wars by Cormac Ó Gráda
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