Analysts see no end to the war of attrition between two rival generals in Sudan, and there is growing concern that the country could run out of food. Moreover, the UN's envoy has been declared "persona non grata."
Analysts see no end to the war of attrition between two rival generals in Sudan, and there is growing concern that the country could run out of food. Moreover, the UN's envoy has been declared "persona non grata."
Amid ongoing fighting, Sudan's civil society activists have started coordinating much-needed water and food supply for the crisis-ridden population, vowing to uphold their calls for democracy and a peaceful transition.
Battling forces in Sudan are locked in a military deadlock and lack the political backing to rule alone, researchers say. Meanwhile, the paramilitary RSF militia announced a new cease-fire starting Wednesday evening.
Battling forces in Sudan are locked in a military deadlock and lack the political backing to rule alone, researchers say. Meanwhile, the paramilitary RSF militia announced a new cease-fire starting Wednesday evening.