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Sudan army’s secret chemical weapons programme revealed

Secret files detail chlorine bomb tests, mass production and efforts to erase evidence

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Messages involving army chief Gen Abdul Fattah Al Burhan suggest he had direct knowledge of the effort, the Times reported.

UAE denies involvement in Sudan war after UN report

UAE says it has supplied no arms or related materiel to any party since war began

The UAE reiterates that it is not involved in the civil war in Sudan, nor has it provided arms or any related materiel to any party in Sudan since the outbreak of the conflict in April 2023.

UAE sends $30m in emergency relief to crisis-hit Sudan

Reiterates its commitment to protecting civilians and supporting humanitarian efforts.

Emergency assistance will be delivered through the UAE Aid Agency and UN partners.

UAE calls for immediate ceasefire in Sudan

Statement at UN Human Rights Council calls for civilian protection and humanitarian access

UAE reiterates only a civilian-led political process can resolve the Sudan crisis.

UAE expresses concern over Sudan escalation

Abu Dhabi backs ceasefire, rejects targeting of civilians in El Obeid

UAE urges urgent truce and ceasefire amid escalating conflict and humanitarian crisis in El Obeid, Sudan

UAE welcomes joint statement on Sudan

UAE urges humanitarian truce, protection of civilians and aid access in Sudan

Support voiced for inclusive Sudanese dialogue and democratic transition

What Sudanese expats shared at Dubai’s Sudan Festival

More than 25,000 visitors gather for a celebration of culture, identity, and belonging

The festival offered a day of cultural, heritage, and artistic activities that captured the richness and diversity of Sudanese culture.

14 killed in South Sudan plane crash near Juba

Cessna aircraft goes down in poor visibility, officials say

This image made from video shows the wreckage of a Cessna aircraft after it crashed southwest of Juba, South Sudan, Monday, April 27, 2026.

UK dismisses claims UAE armed Sudan’s RSF

Yvette Cooper cites review of 2,000 export licences, calls allegations ‘unfounded’

UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper

1,000 days of bloodshed: Sudan’s unending war

From mass killings to famine, the cost of power struggles laid bare

Millions of displaced Sudanese live in dire humanitarian conditions, amid acute shortages of food, water, and services

US redraws the lines on the Muslim Brotherhood

Terrorist designation could reshape global action against transnational Islamist networks

Sudanese displaced from the Heglig area in western Sudan wait to receive humanitarian aid at the Abu Al Naga displacement Camp in the in Gedaref State, some 420km east of the capital Khartoum on December 30, 2025.

Sudan's war and role of the Muslim Brotherhood

Extremist influence within security apparatus blocking peace and deepening the catastrophe

Displaced Sudanese react after spending a night in Gedaref city eastern Sudan on December 26, 2025.

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