Sudanese authorities have reopened the vital Khartoum-Medani railway line following a four-year hiatus caused by conflict, ...

Sudan's government has condemned upcoming U.S. sanctions over alleged chemical weapons use, calling the economic measures politically motivated and illegal.

Sudan's traffic police recovered records for over 2 million vehicles post-war, launching digital tracking and online services to restore lost records and boost safety.

July 20, 2026 (ABU DHABI) – South Sudan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, James Pitia Morgan, held separate meetings with UAE Minister of State Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan ...

New U.S. chemical weapons sanctions take effect against Sudan, cutting off international loans and tightening technology ...

Sudan's pro-army Democratic Bloc coalition has renewed calls for an all-inclusive intra-Sudanese dialogue to resolve the ...

Sudan's annual inflation rate surged to 51.28% in June 2026 as a plummeting Sudanese pound and wartime infrastructure ...

Sudanese police arrested over 2,000 suspects and deployed 473 checkpoints in Khartoum state to combat rising looting and ...

Arab League chief Nabil Fahmy and US advisor Massad Boulos agree to a coordination framework to end the war in Sudan and ...

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces agree to a three-month humanitarian truce but reject U.S. proposals to withdraw from captured territories, as Washington warns against premature reports of a breakthrough.

Sudan's irrigation ministry says reduced discharge from Ethiopia's Renaissance Dam caused a temporary drop in Nile water ...

Sudan's Justice Minister Abdallah Dirif announces legal plans to sue the UAE in U.S. and international courts over weapons supply and support to the RSF.