Sudan’s civil war has devastated its agriculture, leaving millions at risk of famine amid widespread destruction and insufficient international aid.

In the heart of Sudan’s western desert near the besieged city of el-Fasher, Sudan’s Armed Forces announced on August 3, 2025, that among the attackers trying to breach the city’s defenses were foreign fighters holding Colombian passports.

In an effort to reclaim a shared sense of belonging and halt the spread of hate speech and ethnic polarization in Sudan, a bold new initiative has emerged: the Sudanese Project for Social Peace.

Relations between Cairo and Abu Dhabi have noticeably cooled, amid rising tensions over Libya and Sudan—sparking questions about deeper political rifts.

Sudan’s army is pushing a swift, strategic offensive in Kordofan to reclaim key towns, break el-Obeid’s siege, and weaken the Rapid Support Forces militia amid rising conflict and political deadlock.