AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate Finance: At COP31, Sudan’s Abdel Fattah al-Burhan urged faster, fairer climate funding for developing countries, free from political conditions, citing drought, floods and threats to food security. Diplomacy and Trade: Sudan lifted its 20-month ban on Kenyan tea imports after talks with President William Ruto, reopening a key market and easing a dispute linked to Nairobi’s hosting of RSF meetings. War and Defections: A senior RSF commander reportedly switched allegiance to the Sudanese army after 13 years with the paramilitary group. Civilian Toll: Nine displaced people were killed in a drone attack in Blue Nile State while travelling toward Damazin; a local official blamed the RSF. Accountability: Sudan’s army detained former ruling-party leader Ahmed Haroun, wanted by the International Criminal Court, though reports about his arrest have been disputed.
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