Sudan Suspends Cooperation With Global Hunger Monitor as War Expands Famine
The Sudanese government suspended cooperation with a global hunger monitor on Monday, on the eve of the initiative announcing that the African country’s civil war has driven the expansion of a famine first declared at a refugee camp earlier this year and expected to keep growing next year without a cease-fire.
In a breakthrough, trucks stacked with vital food supplies roll into war-hit Khartoum.
After 20 months of civil war, Sudan is suffering the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Things are going to get much worse ...
In Sudan, fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the rebel Rapid Support Forces has not abated. Sudanese writers have contributed hard-hitting arguments to FP since the war began in April 2023 ...
War-hit Sudan is sliding into a "widening famine crisis" that has been marked by worsening starvation and a surge in acute ...
Despite international mediation efforts, Sudan's civil war has continued throughout 2024, deepening the humanitarian crisis.
The BBC has confirmed that at least 80 people died in the October attack on al-Seriha in Gezira state, with the UN reporting ...
The extension for another two years of the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan 2018 ...
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) officially declared a famine in parts of North Darfur and the Nuba Mountains region, along with imminent famine in parts of South Darfur.
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