Love songs and tear gas in a tense Sudan Ramadan
People seek distraction as tanking economy is set against ominous political backdrop
Army in full control in Sudan after prime minister resigns
Thousands marched in nation’s cities in protest at deal prime minister Hamdok had done with military to return to power
Hundreds of thousands march in Sudan protest against coup
Demonstrators demand free elections and end to military involvement in government
Fresh violence in Darfur adds to Sudan’s crises
At least 43 killed in clashes, UN says, as nation’s leaders deal with fallout from coup
Sudan’s military reinstates ousted prime minister as protests continue
Deal reached with military leader following coup opposed by pro-democracy groups
Several dead as security forces open fire to disperse Sudanese protesters
Violence came as protesters took to streets to rally against military takeover
West says new Sudan army-led council breaches democracy transition
Army chief appoints himself head of new ruling body ahead of anti-coup protests
Over 100 arrested in crackdown following military coup in Sudan
Pro-democracy demonstrators dispersed using tear gas, with mostly teachers detained
Three people shot dead during protests in Sudan, doctors say
Security forces use tear gas and gunfire to disperse crowd protesting against coup
Sudan’s female activists lead resistance in wake of military coup
Fearing return of repression of women, civilians want fledgling democracy reinstated
Sudanese army faces widening opposition to coup as protests intensify
UN Security Council calls for dialogue and immediate release of those detained by military
Sudan’s army chief says government was ousted to avoid civil war
Khartoum partly locked down with shops shut and some roads blocked by protesters’ barricades
Sudanese army imposes state of emergency in military coup
Seven killed by gunfire and 140 injured in clashes between soldiers and protesters
South Sudan’s ‘wasted’ decade: ‘We have been at war for far too long’
Ten years after independence, the country is racked by political infighting and risk of famine
A decade after the Arab Spring, dreams of a better future lie crushed
Across the Arab world, poverty, injustice, conflict and authoritarian rule are still rife
Ethiopians suffer after tensions spill into warfare
Country in crisis over government refusal to sanction regional election
Trump’s Sudan-Israel ‘normalisation’ deal still faces obstacles
Discussions to be held in coming weeks amid division between proponents and opponents
Sudan to be removed from US terror blacklist after paying $335m
Trump welcomes ‘justice’ for victims of 1998 terrorist attacks on embassies by al-Qaeda
Sudan finds mass grave believed to have bodies of officers executed by Bashir
Officers executed in mysterious circumstances after military trial after Bashir took power
Sudan legalises alcohol for non-Muslims for first time in 40 years
Sovereign council introduces new laws allowing women to travel alone
Darfur war crimes suspect in custody of International Criminal Court
Alleged leader of Janjaweed militia Ali Kushayb to appear in The Hague next week
Khartoum massacre a year on: ‘If I told them I was a doctor I wouldn’t be talking now’
Irish-based doctor recalls the day Sudanese military opened fire on demonstrators
Sudanese avoid hospital as coronavirus cases surge
Pandemic a major challenge in a country still dealing with recent political upheaval
Sudan makes female genital mutilation a crime
‘New era’ for women as procedure becomes punishable by three years in jail
Sudan prime minister ‘in good shape’ after surviving assassination attempt
Abdalla Hamdok, who heads a transitional government, unharmed in Khartoum blast
Sudan seeks to shake off pariah status in return for giving up Bashir
Decision to hand over former president to the ICC could also help the court’s reputation
Sudan agrees ex-president Bashir should appear before ICC over Darfur
Former leader charged by International Criminal Court with crimes against humanity
Sudan’s ousted leader is convicted of corruption
Omar al-Bashir (75) is sentenced to two years of detention in a reform facility
‘I had read about Ireland and knew they respected human rights’
New to the Parish: Nasir ElSafi, an artist and journalist, arrived from Sudan in 2017
ICC seeks new prosecutor for impossible job
There have been just two prosecutors in 17 years of the court, which sits in The Hague
Sudan’s ousted dictator Omar al-Bashir faces corruption trial
Amnesty says Bashir should be tried in ICC for crimes against humanity and genocide
Sudanese factions agree plan to pave way for transitional government
Sudan in turmoil since army ousted Omar al-Bashir in April, with dozens of demonstrators killed during street protests
Sudanese military and protesters sign power-sharing deal
Agreement dismissed as not fit for purpose by some pro-democracy protesters
Thousands take to Khartoum streets to celebrate Sudan peace deal
Protest leaders agree deal to share power with military until elections can be held
Mass protests on streets of Sudan with call for civilian rule
Internet blocked but activists spread word of protest with graffiti, megaphones and leaflets
Distrust between Sudanese parties makes direct talks impossible - US official
Opposition claims more than 100 prostesters killed
Sudan military acknowledges ‘violations’ in dispersal of protest
More than 100 people were killed in the capital Khartoum last week
The Irish Times view on the Sudan crisis: a brutal counter-revolution
The democratic movement in Khartoum has spooked those with most to lose
Civil disobedience campaign empties streets of Sudan’s capital
Police fire tear gas at protesters demanding civilian rule after president Omar al-Bashir ousting
Ethiopian PM tries to mediate Sudan’s political crisis after bloodshed
President Omar al-Bashir ousting prompts standoff between military rulers and civilians
African Union suspends Sudan after crackdown on protesters
Suspension until civilian government formed in response to killing of dozens this week
Sudan’s military leader offers to reopen talks with protesters
At least 100 killed by paramilitaries this week, say opposition, with bodies dumped in Nile
Sudan’s military stokes fears of power grab with early vote
Shortened timescale leaves little chance to rebuild political structures and civil society
Sudan civilian protests to continue after talks with military council collapse
Negotiations stalled after protesters expanded their space, leading to responsive violence
Sudan’s army agrees deal with protesters on three-year transition
Fragile agreement still at risk as initial optimism gives way to violence on streets of Khartoum
Scorching heat and fatigue challenge Sudanese protesters
Thousands sleeping outdoors as they maintain vigil demanding end to military rule
The Irish Times view on Sudan’s unrest: Revolution echoes loud and far
Sudan’s strategic role in the Arab and African worlds makes the outcome of this struggle influential in both
Omar al-Bashir moved to Sudan prison, say relatives
Transitional military rulers announce steps to crack down on corruption
Saudi and Emirates intervention to be fuelled by Trump’s veto
US decision will aid Khalifa Haftar’s attack on UN-recognised government in Tripoli
Protesters in Sudan block attempt to break up sit-in
Thousands of demonstrators chant ‘freedom, freedom’ and demand end to military rule
Standoff in Sudan as protesters demand civilian government
Following ousting of Omar al-Bashir, military under pressure to hand power to people
Sudan coup leader Awad Ibn Auf steps down after one day
Coup toppled 30-year reign of leader Omar al-Bashir following a wave of protests
Sudan protesters says military cannot usher in new era
Military council’s pledge of new civilian government in two years rejected by protest group
Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir deposed by army after 30 years
Leader facing allegations of genocide is forced out by military after months of protests
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