Sudan Opens Drone File with Arab League, International Investigation on Table
Arab League condemns Sudan's repeated drone attacks on civilian infrastructure
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Arab League condemns Sudan's repeated drone attacks on civilian infrastructure
Sudan's Culture Minister Khalid Al-Aceiser accused Ethiopia of allowing its territory to be used by Rapid Support Forces and drones targeting Sudanese civilians.
Egypt convicts Mada Masr editor Lina Attalah, orders outlet's closure amid escalating crackdown on independent media.
Gezira Project in Sudan finalizes preparations for winter wheat season, targeting 400,000 feddans, with fuel, fertilizer, and financing in place.
Sudan's agricultural season faces challenges due to climate change, war, and economic pressures, threatening food security and national stability.
Sudanese journalist proposes a system where citizens who report corruption receive 20% of recovered funds.
Egypt and Sudan strengthen ties to protect regional stability and water security
Sudan's social solidarity and mutual support among citizens serve as a vital pillar in navigating the country's economic and living challenges.
Sudanese families in Egypt find solace in reading as a way to cope with the trauma of war and displacement.
Um Bada, Sudan's largest locality by area and population, overcomes transportation crisis
Ibrahim Bqal, a former Rapid Support Forces media leader, demands 50 vehicles and 3 months to prepare for battle in El Fasher, Darfur.
Sudan's Higher Education Ministry announces scholarship opportunities for national students to enroll in private, public, and foreign institutions for the 2026-2027 academic year.