2. Juni 2025 | BAMF – Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge (Deutschland) (Autor)
Afghanistan, Algerien, Georgien, Irak, Iran, Israel, Jemen, Kasachstan, Libyen, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palästina, Russische Föderation, Senegal, Sudan, Syrien, Arabische Republik, Türkei, Tunesien, Ukraine
Kurzer Überblick zu aktuellen Entwicklungen (Sicherheitslage, Politik, Wirtschaft) in ausgewählten Ländern
Briefing Notes (KW23/2025) (Periodischer Bericht, Deutsch)
- Der Cholera-Ausbruch stellt
eine weitere Herausforderung für das sudanesische Gesundheitssystem dar, da
rund 90 Prozent der Krankenhäuser aufgrund des seit April 2023 andauernden
Bürgerkriegs nicht mehr funktionstüchtig sein sollen.18
Neuer Premierminister löst Übergangsregierung auf Am 01.06.25 hat der von
Militärchef Abdel Fattah al-Burhan ernannte neue Premierminister Kamil Idris
die Übergangsregierung
2. Juni 2025 | BAMF – Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge (Deutschland) (Autor)
Afghanistan, Algerien, Georgien, Irak, Iran, Israel, Jemen, Kasachstan, Libyen, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palästina, Russische Föderation, Senegal, Sudan, Syrien, Arabische Republik, Türkei, Tunesien, Ukraine
Kurzer Überblick zu aktuellen Entwicklungen (Sicherheitslage, Politik, Wirtschaft) in ausgewählten Ländern
Briefing Notes (KW23/2025) (Periodischer Bericht, Englisch)
- The cholera outbreak poses a
further challenge to the Sudanese healthcare system, since roughly 90 percent
of hospitals had been reportedly forced to cease operating by the civil war,
which has been waging since April 2023.18
New prime minister dissolves transitional government On 01.06.25, the new
prime minister Kamil Idris, who was nominated by the head of the military Abdel
Fattah al- Burhan
28. Mai 2025 | Jamestown Foundation (Autor)
Russische Föderation, Sudan
Artikel über die Auswirkungen der Zerstörung der Infrastruktur von Port Sudan auf den Bau einer russischen Marineeinrichtung
Drone Attacks on Port Sudan Jeopardize Plan for Russian Red Sea Naval Base; Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 22 (Spezieller Bericht oder Analyse, Englisch)
- Sudan’s
Rapid Support Forces claimed responsibility for the attack.
* The destruction of Port Sudan’s infrastructure demonstrates that Sudan’s
domestic instability would threaten a Russian base, potentially jeopardizing a
broader arms-for-access agreement that included Sudan’s acquisition of Russian
warplanes. […] The week-long drone attack,
believed to have been carried out by Sudan’s rebel paramilitary Rapid Support
Forces (RSF), exposed the vulnerability of the port’s proposed site to damage
related to domestic instability. […] Port Sudan operates
under the unelected Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and its dominant
partner, the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF), commanded by General ‘Abd al-Fatah
al-Burhan.
27. Mai 2025 | BBC News (Autor)
Sudan
172 Menschen starben aufgrund eines Choleraausbruchs, der durch die unzureichende Infrastruktur noch verschlimmert wird
Sudan war: Country 'on brink' of health disaster as cholera spreads (Medienbericht, Englisch)
- More than 150,000 people have been killed during Sudan's conflict, which
began over two years ago when Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support
Forces (RSF) began a vicious struggle for power.
Millions have been forced from their homes and the conflict has plunged the
country into what the UN calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
26. Mai 2025 | BBC News (Autor)
Sudan
Der US-Regierung zufolge hat sudanesische Armee chemische Waffen gegen Schnelle Unterstützungskräfte (RSF) eingesetzt; neue Sanktionen verhängt
US says Sudan used chemical weapons in war as it issues new sanctions (Medienbericht, Englisch)
- US government says Sudanese army used chemical weapons against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF); new sanctions imposed
- The US will impose new sanctions on Sudan after finding it used chemical
weapons last year in the ongoing civil war against the Rapid Support Forces
(RSF), the state department has said.
US exports to the country will be restricted and financial borrowing limits
put in place from 6 June, a statement from spokesperson Tammy Bruce read. […] Sudan's military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan was accused of "destabilising
Sudan and undermining the goal of a democratic transition" [https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn8x5nkj8pyo] by the US, which the country's
foreign ministry condemned as "strange and troubling". […] Meanwhile, the head of the RSF Mohammed Hamdan Daglo, also known as Hemedti,
wasdetermined to have perpetrated genocide [https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8j9j72lvdvo] in the country by former
secretary of state Antony Blinken. The RSF has denied these charges.
26. Mai 2025 | STPT – Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker, Ayin, Sudan Human Rights Hub (Autor)
Sudan
Bericht über die Sicherheitslage und Menschenrechte sowie politische, humanitäre und wirtschaftliche Entwicklungen
Sudan Conflict Monitor # 20 (Periodischer Bericht, Englisch)
- General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan brought the issue to the forefront during a
national civil
service reform conference on April 29, lamenting the behavior of some
ministers. “Once
appointed, they bring in their nephews, maternal uncles, and even
grandmothers to run
the ministry with them,” he said. “This is the reality we see before us—no
one can deny
it.”