Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan

Jan 9

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Sudan is currently experiencing one of the most severe humanitarian crises in modern history, driven by a prolonged power struggle that has resulted in mass displacement, widespread food insecurity, and the collapse of essential services. What began as a political conflict has evolved into a nationwide catastrophe, leaving over half of the population in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.

By: Ádam Szabó

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