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221 signals for Sudan · Crisis

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EconomicCrisis🇸🇩Sudan3d ago

Sanctioned entity: KIM SONG CHOL. Aliases: Kim Hak Song. Program: DPRK.

8.0/10·UN Consolidated List

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Sanctioned entity: SON JONG HYOK. Aliases: Son Min. Program: DPRK.

8.0/10·UN Consolidated List

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HealthCrisis🇸🇸South Sudan 🇸🇩Sudan 🇴🇲Oman42d ago

South Sudan's warring parties are conducting escalating attacks on civilians and health facilities, leaving more than 760,000 people without medical care. Doctors Without Borders documented 12 direct attacks on its staff and facilities since January 2025, including deliberate bombing of hospitals in Old Fangak and Lankien, alongside forced displacement, widespread sexual violence, and obstruction of humanitarian access across six states.

7.8/10·Doctors Without Borders (MSF)

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan 🇫🇷France10d ago

Drone strikes in Sudan have killed more than 1,000 civilians so far this year, marking a sharp escalation in aerial warfare tactics within the three-year conflict that the UN describes as the world's worst humanitarian crisis.

7.5/10·France 24 World·null, null

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HealthCrisis🇨🇩Congo 🇺🇬Uganda 🇨🇮Ivory Coast+141d ago

Médecins Sans Frontières is responding to an active Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo caused by the Bundibugyo virus, which has no approved vaccine or treatment. As of May 19, 2026, authorities reported over 500 suspected cases and more than 130 deaths, with confirmed cases in North Kivu province including the city of Goma, and two confirmed cases across the border in Uganda. The outbreak is complicated by ongoing regional conflict, displacement, and limited diagnostic capacity.

7.5/10·Doctors Without Borders (MSF)·Goma, North Kivu

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HealthCrisis🇸🇩Sudan45d ago

Nearly half of Sudan's population — 19.5 million people — are facing dangerous levels of food insecurity, according to the latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification analysis.

7.5/10·AfricaNews

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇸South Sudan 🇺🇦Ukraine 🇸🇩Sudan63d ago

World News in Brief: Sudan drone attacks condemned, South Sudan violence, airstrikes in Ukraine, South Africa Freedom Day

7.1/10·UN News Global

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HealthCrisis🇸🇩Sudan10d ago

The WHO has warned that an Ebola outbreak is accelerating despite containment efforts, suggesting the disease is spreading faster than control measures can manage.

6.5/10·France 24 World·null, null

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan23d ago

A drone attack on Abu Zuaima market in North Kordofan State killed at least 11 people, according to the human rights group Emergency Lawyers. The identity of the attacker remains unclear, though similar strikes on nearby villages and vehicles occurred the day before, indicating sustained aerial operations targeting civilian areas in Sudan's ongoing conflict.

6.5/10·NRK Nyheter (Norway)·Abu Zuaima, North Kordofan

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MilitaryCrisis🇹🇩Chad 🇸🇩Sudan26d ago

Drone strikes attributed to Sudan's Rapid Support Forces are causing mass casualties in border towns along Chad-Sudan frontier, with patients arriving at Tiné Hospital in eastern Chad bearing severe burns, blast trauma, and multiple injuries. Since early May, 116 wounded have been treated at the facility following near-daily strikes; a single May 24 attack on a busy market killed at least 3 and wounded 35. Medical staff report an alarming shift toward targeting of civilians, particularly women and children, in a region already hosting over 900,000 Sudanese refugees.

6.5/10·Doctors Without Borders (MSF)·Tiné, Wadi Fira

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan60d ago

Reports of physical assault in Fasher [3 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan61d ago

Reports of physical assault in El-Fasher [10 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan76d ago

After three years of conflict, Sudan faces a deeper health crisis

6.5/10·WHO Disease Outbreaks

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DisasterCrisis🇸🇸South Sudan 🇸🇩Sudan25d ago

Prolonged fighting in South Sudan's Jonglei State has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes, with the UN refugee agency calling it one of the most severe conflict-related displacement emergencies in recent years.

6.2/10·UN News·Jonglei State, Jonglei

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HealthCrisis🇸🇸South Sudan 🇸🇩Sudan40d ago

Doctors Without Borders reports escalating violence in South Sudan, including indiscriminate attacks on civilians, bombing of hospitals, and 12 direct attacks on MSF staff and facilities. The violence has left approximately 762,000 people without access to healthcare, compounded by forced recruitment, sexual violence, and severe access constraints that are shrinking the humanitarian space.

6.2/10·AllAfrica (Latest Headlines)

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Supply ChainCrisis🇺🇸United States 🇭🇹Haiti 🇸🇩Sudan+27d ago

Alert Summer 2026: How MSF works Care on the front lines Leila Rafei June 22 2026, 6:42pm Alert is a biannual magazine published by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF USA) that features ground reporting from our work around the world. Below are excerpts from the Summer 2026 issue (Vol. 27, No.

6.1/10·Doctors Without Borders (MSF)

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan10d ago

UN calls on RSF to cease imminent offensive on Sudan’s el-Obeid Submitted by MEE staff on Fri, 06/19/2026 - 19:22 The United Nations' Volker Turk warned that a siege could lead to a repeat of the atrocities that took place in el-Fasher People are transported in the back of a truck, some 30 kilometres east of the city of el-Obeid, in Sudan's North Kordofan region, on 9 January 2023 (Ashraf Shazly/AFP) Off The United Nations has issued an urgent warning  saying that Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) could imminently lay siege to el-Obeid, risking large-scale atrocities. El-Obeid is the capital of the North Kordofan state in Sudan.   “We have seen this playbook before,” the UN high commissioner for human rights, Volker Turk, said, referring to North Darfur’s capital el-Fasher. “We know where it led then, and cannot now allow a repeat of the preventable atrocities we documented in el-Fasher and Zamzam IDP camp.”  El-Fasher fell to the RSF in October 2025, following an eighteen-month siege, which Middle East Eye reported caused widespread massacres, mass rapes, and looting by the RSF.  The UN concluded that these actions “bore the hallmarks of genocide”.

6.1/10·Middle East Eye (RSS)

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan 🇬🇧United Kingdom 🇦🇫Afghanistan12d ago

MEE correspondent Mohammed Amin, refused UK visa, wins One World Media Award Submitted by MEE staff on Wed, 06/17/2026 - 21:00 Reporter named as Journalist of the Year for his reports on the war in Sudan, including the bloody siege of el-Fasher Middle East Eye correspondent Mohammed Amin delivers his speech after winning the Journalist of the Year category at the One World Media Awards (MEE) Off Mohammed Amin has won One World Media’s prestigious Journalist of the Year award for his reporting as a freelance correspondent for Middle East Eye from Sudan . Amin was unable to attend the London awards ceremony in person on Wednesday night after the Home Office refused to grant him a visa to travel to the UK . Accepting the award by video, the Sudanese journalist said: “One of the discriminatory things the Home Office told me was that I might not leave the country, meaning that I might seek asylum here.

6.1/10·Middle East Eye (RSS)·London, England

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MilitaryCrisis🇳🇱Netherlands 🇸🇩Sudan 🇹🇩Chad13d ago

Sudanese victims ask ICC to investigate Emiratis over RSF atrocities in el-Fasher Submitted by Sondos Asem on Wed, 06/17/2026 - 14:08 Legal submission filed in The Hague urges prosecutors to pursue paramilitary's alleged foreign backers, including UAE vice president Sudanese women walk at the Tulum refugee camp, amid ongoing conflict in Sudan between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese army, in Wadi Fira province, eastern Chad, 30 November 2025 (Amr Abdallah Dalsh/Reuters) Off A group of Sudanese survivors has asked the International Criminal Court to investigate senior Emirati officials and business figures over their alleged backing of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) atrocities in Darfur. The submission, filed with the Office of the Prosecutor on Tuesday, names Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a vice president of the United Arab Emirates, among those alleged to maintain close ties to the RSF and to have contributed to its financing and logistical support. It asks prosecutors to examine the responsibility of intermediaries under Articles 25(3)(c) and 25(3)(d) of the Rome Statute, provisions covering those who aid, abet or knowingly contribute to crimes committed by a group acting with a common purpose.

6.1/10·Middle East Eye·The Hague, South Holland

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MilitaryCrisis🇸🇩Sudan20d ago

[Darfur Network for Human Rights] The Darfur Network for Human Rights (DNHR) documents a series of drone attacks carried out between 6 and 8 June 2026 across North Kordofan State that killed at least 18 civilians and left dozens more wounded, striking a market, villages, civilian vehicles, and a fuel station. The attacks were carried out by the warring parties to Sudan's conflict, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), whose escalating drone campaign across North Kordofan has claimed the lives of at least 33

6.1/10·AllAfrica News

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PoliticalCrisis🇸🇩Sudan 🇸🇸South Sudan 🇺🇸United States21d ago

Why ICC prosecutor Karim Khan was suspended - and what could happen next Submitted by Imran Mulla on Tue, 06/09/2026 - 11:36 The court's executive body has disregarded the findings of a judicial panel which cleared Khan of misconduct allegations ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan, attends a United Nations Security Council meeting on Sudan and South Sudan in New York on 27 January 2025 (AFP) Off The International Criminal Court is in an unprecedented state of limbo. Its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been suspended amid a campaign to remove him from office. Member states of the bureau of the Assembly of State Parties (ASP), the ICC's executive body, voted to suspend Khan on Monday after ignoring the outcome of a United Nations investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against Khan - an investigation which they had themselves commissioned.

6.1/10·Middle East Eye (RSS)·New York

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EconomicCrisis🇾🇪Yemen 🇸🇩Sudan 🇸🇸South Sudan22d ago

How snakebites turn deadly in Yemen Access to effective and affordable treatment for this deadly neglected disease remains severely limited. Leila Rafei June 8 2026, 9:59am At Abs Hospital in Yemen’s Hajjah governorate, many snakebite patients arrive after traveling long distances from remote villages. Often, their health has already deteriorated significantly.

6.1/10·Doctors Without Borders (MSF)

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HealthCrisis🇨🇩Congo 🇸🇩Sudan43d ago

Urgent action needed to ensure more children in conflict zones are vaccinated The global strategy to make sure people everywhere have access to the vaccines they need is failing to adequately avert preventable disease in conflict-affected areas. Leila Rafei May 18 2026, 12:30pm Immunization Agenda 2030 is a World Health Organization (WHO) strategy to vaccinate more people worldwide. However, there are still major gaps in vaccination coverage and efforts in fragile, conflict, and vulnerable settings like many of those in which MSF operates, for reasons including: political, administrative, bureaucratic, and logistical barriers blocking the delivery of vaccine supplies like disrupted supply chains; security issues restricting access to remote areas where teams would previously carry out vaccination campaigns; inadequate funding for supplies and workers; and the destruction of health facilities where people could previously get vaccinated.

6.1/10·Doctors Without Borders (MSF)·Goma, North Kivu

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HealthCrisis🇸🇩Sudan43d ago

Q&A: Health services are under attack in Sudan MSF international president Dr. Javid Abdelmoneim discusses how the war in Sudan is destroying health care access. Kate Rankin May 18 2026, 11:27am Dr.

6.1/10·Doctors Without Borders (MSF)·Nyala, Southern Darfur

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HealthCrisis🇹🇩Chad 🇨🇩Congo 🇸🇸South Sudan+2304d ago

Situation at a glance The global cholera situation continues to deteriorate, driven by conflict and poverty, posing a significant public health challenge across multiple WHO regions. Between 1 January and 17 August 2025, a total of 409 222 cholera/Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD) cases and 4738 deaths were reported globally, from 31 countries, with six of the 31 countries reporting case fatality rates above 1%, indicating serious gaps in case management and delayed access to care. Cholera is resurging in a number of countries, including some that had not reported substantial case numbers in years, like Chad and the Republic of Congo, while other countries, such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Sudan, and Sudan, are experiencing outbreaks that are continuing from 2024, with significant geographic expansion.

6.1/10·WHO Disease Outbreak News

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