AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSudan-US Visa Standoff: Sudan’s military chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan rejected U.S. “pressure” after Washington withheld his UN visa, saying Khartoum will not accept externally imposed solutions or an unconditional truce as a condition for travel. Humanitarian Reality Check: Despite the army’s push for returns, Khartoum’s returnees say life is still unlivable—power cuts, water shortages, rubble, and joblessness are driving families to leave again. War on the Ground: Strikes hit Sudanese cities as Burhan stays defiant, while the army continues operations against the RSF. Internal Accountability Push: The Defence Committee in Somalia (regional context) summoned its defence minister over cuts to soldiers’ and orphans’ allowances—highlighting how war budgets and governance decisions ripple into families. Regional Security Tensions: Ethiopia’s army chief accused Egypt and Sudan of backing armed groups against Abiy Ahmed as fighting spreads beyond Tigray, raising fears of wider instability. Blue Nile Child Labour: In Sudan’s Blue Nile, child labour is rising as displacement and economic collapse squeeze families, with limited funding for child protection.
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