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From Ukraine to Sudan: How drones and jamming equipment are changing the war
6 March 2026 Sudan’s war has transformed into a conflict of the skies, incorporating unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and jamming sys...
Hospitals in the crosshairs – The targeting of medical staff and patients in El Fasher
12 February 2026 For months, El Fasher was cut off from the world. No safe roads, no reliable communications, no functioning supply...
Sudan in a week: Ayin News Bulletin #18
29 January 2025 To keep our readers informed of the multitude of events taking place in Sudan amidst the ongoing, devastating war, w...
Sudan’s maternity wards: Childbirth amidst systemic violence
5 December 2025 Already haunted by the ongoing war, now entering its third year, few Sudanese women would expect to face further vio...
Opinion: “The war on Sudan: the choice is ours”
20 November 2025 By Jean-Nicolas Armstrong-Dangelser, MSF Senior Operations Advisor “The choice is ours.” This sentence has echoed i...
Sudan’s forgotten frontline: Doctors fighting to save lives with nothing
2 July 2025 Since the outbreak of Sudan’s brutal war on April 15, 2023, medical professionals in conflict zones have found themselve...
Dying to help, the targeting of aid workers in Sudan
22 May 2024 As the 13-month-old armed conflict in Sudan continues to ravage the country, relief workers have found themselves victim...
Sudan’s healthcare, the first casualty of war
This report was done in collaboration with the Sudan Hub for Human Rights. 11 March 2024 The health sector was one of the first casu...
Sudan’s health care system nears collapse: ‘It is deteriorating by the hour’
31 December 2023 As of December, the UN estimated around 12,000 people have died in over eight months of conflict. To Dr. Abdul Rahi...