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13 September, 2026
Khartoum, (Sudanow)-
Sovereignty Council Chairman Affirms Commitment to Implementing the Outcomes of the Sudanese-Sudanese Dialogue.
Quintet Calls for Practical Steps to End the War in Sudan in Parallel with the Political Process.
Hundreds of Teachers and Students Transported from Three Egyptian Governorates to Sudan.
Sudan Announces 2026 Secondary School Certificate Results with a 67.6% Pass Rate.
Sudan Rejects Proposal to Expand the UN Arms Embargo to Cover the Entire Country.
Security Council Extends Arms Embargo and Sanctions on Darfur for One Month.
More Than 175,000 People Displaced Amid Escalating Fighting in Blue Nile State.
One Person Killed and Nine Others Injured by Drone Debris in Omdurman.
Sudan and Egypt Increase Electricity Interconnection Capacity to 75 Megawatts.
Sudan and a Saudi Group Sign Agreement to Rehabilitate Khartoum Refinery and Build a New Refinery on the Red Sea.
Growing International Calls for an Immediate Humanitarian Ceasefire in Sudan.
Sudan Launches First Voluntary Return Flight from Morocco under the “Return Home for Reconstruction” Initiative.
Sudan Condemns Attack on the East-West Oil Pipeline in Saudi Arabia.
Ibrahim Jabir Highlights the Role of Sudanese Drama in Promoting National Identity and Countering Hate Speech.
Attorney General Concludes Visit to Geneva.
Russia: Our Position Aligns with Sudan’s Opposition to Expanding Restrictions.
Attorney General Presents National Investigation Committee Report to UN Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Interior Minister Participates in China–East Africa Security Dialogue.
Sudan Commends States Supporting Its Position Against Expansion of the Arms Embargo.
Al-Harith Idris: Equating the Sudanese Armed Forces with Militias and Mercenaries Undermines Justice.
Sudan’s UN Envoy Urges Security Council to Reject the Normalization of Attacks on Civilians.
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