Sudan’s civil war is the cause of the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. The destabilization of Sudan has sent millions of refugees into neighboring countries, increased arms proliferation in the region, including to militant groups, and caused the collapse of the economies of both Sudan and (in part) South Sudan. State collapse in Sudan would threaten shipping in the Red Sea, a vital corridor for global trade. Our latest coverage of the war focuses on the military situation in the capital region, as fighting continues between the Sudanese military and Rapid Support Forces.,
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Sudan’s civil war is the cause of the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. The destabilization of Sudan has sent millions of refugees into neighboring countries, increased arms proliferation in the region, including to militant groups, and caused the collapse of the economies of both Sudan and (in part) South Sudan. State collapse in Sudan would threaten shipping in the Red Sea, a vital corridor for global trade. Our latest coverage of the war focuses on the military situation in the capital region, as fighting continues between the Sudanese military and Rapid Support Forces.,