AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSudan Transport Strain in Khartoum: Rising fares, fewer operating vehicles and damaged roads are making daily commutes in Khartoum and nearby cities a survival challenge, as war disrupts services and displaces families back into the capital. EU Sanctions on Sudan Gold: The EU has moved to curb war financing by banning imports of Sudanese gold and tightening related trade measures, aiming to cut revenue streams linked to the conflict economy. UN Warns “War Economy” Sustains Fighting: A new UN warning says Sudan’s resources and gum arabic trade help keep the civil war going, with the conflict increasingly self-perpetuating and spilling into global supply chains. El Obeid Under Pressure: G7 and EU calls are urging an end to attacks around El-Obeid and pushing for wider arms embargo steps to protect civilians. Food Security Alarm: WFP warns Sudan faces catastrophic hunger levels, as displacement and conflict continue to choke access to basic services and markets.
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