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UN estimates 40% of children under 5 are acutely malnourished in El-Fasher.

Rebuilding begins in Khartoum amid ongoing challenges.

Aid workers face increasing attacks globally, with 265 killed this year.

Analysis: The war and its suffering is an indictment of a faltering international system.

New York Times: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan heads UAE's push as a regional power.

World Vision highlights hunger's impact on displaced people in 13 countries.

The African Union stated the ban harms diplomatic and commercial ties with the US.

The action is in response to this week's Colorado attack, US President says.

The RSF targeted Osman Digna Air Base and civilian facilities with suicide drones.

But Sudan's Government has protested that it was not invited to participate.

Citizens from 11 countries, including Iran and Syria, face a complete travel ban.

The husband concocted a scheme to get rid of his wife by abandoning her overseas.

Surging waters have destroyed at least 20 villages in Sudan.

NYT: A once proud city is now ground zero for one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes.

Almost seven months of war have left a wave of destruction.

Sudan war has created 'one of the worst humanitarian nightmares in recent history'.

Sudan has been rocked by violence since mid-April.

Fighting continues between rival generals seeking to control the country.

Yala means "let's go" in Arabic, says Mohammed Alawad of Yala Lounge.

60 infants, toddlers and older children perished over the past six weeks.

New York Times: Total collapse of the health care system could be days away.

Experts fear stockpiles could run out within five to six months.

A ‘significant decline’ in evacuee numbers means the last flight will leave this week.