More regional states express support for the indirect negotiations held between Iran and the United States in Muscat, Oman, calling for their continuation.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) kill more than 200 civilians in a series of assaults on displacement camps and surrounding areas of El Fasher.

Khartoum sues the UAE in an international court of law for creating the "driving force" behind Sudan's "genocide".

President Masoud Pezeshkian has expressed Tehran’s eagerness to further strengthen its ties with Islamic and neighboring countries.

The US Treasury and Justice departments issue sanctions and charges related to Iran’s drone program.

The Sudan conflict continues to devastate the nation, drawing global attention.

Sudan deserves the same urgency and outcry that we give to other war-ravaged places – to make it clear to world governments and capitalist corporations that their complicity in the ongoing genocide will not be masked by glitz, glamour, or diplomatic niceties.