Crisis in Sudan
Plenty and penury, action and inertia in Darfur
The UN says a "perfect storm" of growing violence, overcrowding in refugee camps and bad harvests could cause a food crisis in Darfur, home to the world's largest humanitarian operation. Full Article | More Africa News
New hopes for peace talks
Sudanese rebels hope the new international mediator for Darfur has the power to wring concessions from the Khartoum government to kickstart a stalled peace process and help end suffering on the ground. Full Article
Caught in a rebel offensive
"Fearing imprisonment or worse, I said I was a journalist, held up my cameras and gestured I wanted to take their picture." Blog | Slideshow
How you can help
Reuters AlertNet is a humanitarian news network which aims to keep relief professionals and the wider public up-to-date on humanitarian crises around the globe. Full Article
Getting the facts
Violence stalks troubled Sudan
Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court is poised to seek the arrest of top Sudanese officials as he opens a new war crimes case on Darfur. Factbox
