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The UK has a duty to lead a campaign of international pressure, says Sudan human rights researcher Mohamed Osman

Fierce fighting between the Sudanese army and a rival militia has killed at least 300 people, including three UN workers, and raised fears that the country is on the brink of a civil war that could unsettle the entire region. 

Around 320 Sudanese soldiers have fled the fighting raging in their country to neighbouring Chad, the country's defense minister said Wednesday. "They arrived in our territory, were disarmed and detained" on Sunday, General Daoud Yaya Brahim told a press conference, saying the troops feared being killed by the paramilitary Rapid…

Khartoum residents struggle with power cuts, water shortage as fighting rages for fifth day.

Bodies on the streets of the Sudanese capital as fighting enters fifth day despite ceasefire claims.

Israel is using its relationships with the generals leading the Sudanese military and the RSF to urge them to end the fighting.

The warring generals show little interest in ending hostilities amid what could be an existential threat to them.

A battle that is hammering Khartoum and dragging Sudan to the brink of civil war pits the army chief and his regular forces against the streetwise fighters loyal to a former warlord.

Sudanese campaigners describe their fears amid escalating clashes between forces loyal to the two generals, as well as their anger over warnings ignored

Khartoum (AFP) - Sudan has degenerated into a battleground for two rival generals, but they are backed by complex webs of international alliances with conflicting interests that could imperil the country's future, analysts say.

As many as 270 people have been killed and more than 2,600 have been injured in the unrest in Sudan, according to WHO officials citing Sudan's Ministry of Health Emergency Operations Center. Read further on Dynamite News: