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An airplane of Badr Airlines landing at Khartoum International Airport

Khartoum airport reopens after drone attacks

8 May 2026

The WFP food supplies for Sudan's Darfur region cross the Adre border from Chad, after Sudanese authorities reopened the crossing following a six-month closure, on August 21, 2024, WFP photo.

UN delivers Darfur aid as drone activity hampers northern access

8 May 2026

A Sudan Airways Airbus receives a traditional water cannon salute upon its arrival at Port Sudan International Airport on January 24, 2026

Sudan Airways to resume Khartoum flights as Qatar Airways audits Port Sudan

7 May 2026

Civilians flee South Kordofan's Kadugli on Dec 24, 2025

Western powers alarm over escalating violence, sexual crimes in South Kordofan

7 May 2026

Khartoum Airport (file photo)

UN, UK condemn drone strikes on Khartoum airport as flights remain suspended

6 May 2026

Denise Brown, United Nations Resident Coordinator in Sudan

Sudan warns UN against dealing with RSF-linked humanitarian body

6 May 2026

UNICEF and partners launch program to return 328,000 children to school in Sudan

4 May 2026

Sudan and Belarus delegations pose after a meeting in Minsk, Belorussia, on May 3, 2026

Sudan, Belarus to update cooperation agreements during joint committee meetings

4 May 2026

Meeting between Sudanese and Indian diplomats in Port Sudan to discuss bilateral relations on May 4; 2026

Sudan, India agree to bolster economic ties and counter-terrorism efforts

4 May 2026

Over a million Sudanese have returned to areas where “pockets of relative safety” have emerged, including Khartoum, Sennar, and Al Jazirah, UN says. Reuters file photo

Sudanese mining firm to fund return of 5,000 refugees from Egypt

3 May 2026

Displaced people who fled fighting in El Fasher arrive in Tawila, North Darfur, on Oct. 27, 2025.

Funding gap threatens millions of displaced in Sudan with exploitation and violence

3 May 2026

Sudanese teachers hold a protest demanding a salary increase in this file photo in March 2022

Sudanese Teachers’ Committee backs Northern State strike over pay

2 May 2026

The vessel Sinai at Wadi Halfa port, Northern state on May 1, 2026

Egypt-Sudan river transport resumes after six-year hiatus

2 May 2026

Salah Gosh

UAE refers 19 Sudanese, including former intel chief, to court over arms trafficking

30 April 2026

Foreign ministers from donor nations and regional organizations officials convene during the Sudan Conference held in Berlin, on April 5, 2026

World powers adopt “Berlin Principles” to end Sudan conflict

30 April 2026