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Sudan’s war still misunderstood after three years
Al Jazeera —
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Drone attacks in Sudan kill two, injure 56, MSF says
The Straits Times —
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Almost 700 reported killed in Sudan this year, UN says
RTE —
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Nearly 700 civilians reported killed in drone strikes since January amid Sudan’s civil war: UN
The Straits Times —
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Sudan drone strikes kill nearly 700 in three months as civil war reaches grim milestone
France 24 —
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Anger at ‘bloody unacceptable’ efforts to end Sudan’s war as conflict enters fourth year
The Guardian —
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War pushes 70% of Sudanese population into poverty, reports UN
Le Monde —
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Three babies born into Sudan war every minute, charity warns
Al Jazeera —
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Sudan is not lost. Here at last is a way to break the cycle of violence in our country | Abdalla Hamdok
The Guardian —
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Is It Too Much to Ask to Care About Sudan?
The New York Times —
Sudan war enters fourth year
Despite numerous ceasefire attempts, the war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces continues to escalate, creating the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
Aid agencies warn that three babies are being born into the conflict every minute, facing conditions of extreme hunger and displacement.
Former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has called for a mass movement to break the cycle of violence and restore democratic rule.
The international community has been criticized for a lack of urgency as the nation's infrastructure and social fabric continue to collapse.
United Nations
Global international and intergovernmental organization
Global international and intergovernmental organization
Abdalla Hamdok
Sudanese public administrator and former prime minister
Sudanese public administrator and former prime minister
Save the Children
London-based international non-profit organization
London-based international non-profit organization