Stories from Khartoum · Sudan

The UN Security Council warned of an imminent risk of mass atrocities in Sudan. Aid workers are preparing for the movement of large numbers of people from the country's south. The warning comes amid escalating conflict and widespread displacement within the country. The United Nations has issued a stark warning regarding the imminent risk of mass atrocities in Sudan. Specific regions or groups at highest risk were not identified. The UN is urging all parties to take immediate action to prevent further violence and protect civilians. Envoy to Sudan, Volker Perthes, stated that there are fears of highly vulnerable populations being targeted. The envoy highlighted concerns over displacement and hunger crises, exacerbated by slave trading. The UN is calling for apologies from nations involved in slave trading.

Over six thousand artifacts have been stolen from museums in Sudan since the conflict began. The looted items include gold and millennia-old historical collections. Interpol is working to recover the stolen pieces. Museum collections in Sudan have been looted amidst ongoing conflict, according to cultural heritage monitors. Cultural heritage organizations are calling for immediate measures to protect remaining collections. The looting exacerbates the cultural loss in the war-torn nation.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia is accused of widespread killings, torture, and rape in Sudan. They have reportedly raided houses and beaten people. The conflict has led to acute shortages of food and malnutrition. The scale and specific locations of these alleged killings are not yet fully detailed.

The conflict in Sudan has seen a rise in violence, with reports indicating it may constitute genocide against African ethnic groups. Specific figures for the new toll have not been provided. The conflict is centered in Khartoum. The United Nations reports that violence in Sudan has escalated, with a new report by the Sala conflict indicating massacres. The conflict has resulted in widespread civilian harm, with fighters from paramilitary forces engaging in a brutal siege on cities. The United Nations has expressed grave concern over the escalating violence and the humanitarian crisis it is creating. The conflict continues to cause loss of life.

The background of the conflict remains unclear, but it has led to over eleven million people being displaced. The ongoing conflict in Sudan has resulted in widespread mass displacement of the population.

A call for solidarity has been issued in response to the spread of dengue and other deadly diseases in Sudan.

An opinion piece argues the NBA must end its deal with the UAE due to the worsening genocide in Sudan. The author also encourages attention to down-ballot judicial candidates.

Thousands of artifacts were destroyed or shipped off to be sold while the RSF controlled the area. Officials state that many valuable artifacts were lost. The loss includes friends, relatives, children, and cultural heritage. Some of the most and valuable items were affected.

Life is returning to Sudan's capital after government forces recaptured territory on the eastern bank in Khartoum. The situation remains grim, with the conflict having begun with hope. A city in Syria is facing a grim outlook due to the ongoing conflict.

The country has been in a state of civil war since gaining independence in 1956. The conflict in Sudan has resulted in 5.5 million people being in an emergency situation. The conflict has exacerbated the nation's economic crisis.