Emirati and Israeli influencers have engaged in a digital campaign to falsely claim that Christians were being killed by 'Islamists' in Sudan.

A senior Iranian diplomat urges the international community to take an immediate action in dealing with the crimes and humanitarian crisis in Sudan’s city of El Fasher.

The United Nations’ gender equality agency has warned that rape is currently being used as a “weapon of war” in Sudan.

Sudan’s war is a proxy struggle driven by global powers exploiting its gold, ports, and geography—continuing colonial and imperial agendas while ordinary Africans suffer devastating consequences.

Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have buried and burned hundreds of civilians in al-Fasher to conceal evidence of genocide, local medics say.

In Paris, protesters condemned the genocide in Sudan, blaming the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for funding and arming the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), accused of mass killings and displacements.

The European Union has sounded the alarm over the dire situation in Sudan’s Al Fasher, describing it as a “graveyard of humanity,” with civilians trapped under siege, hospitals bombed, and aid routes blocked.