• In Cairo: the extraordinary General Assembly of the Sudanese community in Egypt approved the statutes of the Supreme Council of the Community on September 25, after four hours of discussion with the participation of the entities and associations at "Beit Al-Sudan". (Source: Five Ws News) • The "Future Alliance of the Sudanese Community in Egypt" discussed with Consul General Al-Bukhari Abbas Habib Allah the unification of the community's ranks and the reform of civil work, and met with welcome and full institutional support from the embassy. (Source: Nile Valley News) • The Medical Counsellor's Office at the Embassy of Sudan in Cairo launched the electronic portal for medical services on September 17, to allow requests to be submitted and transactions followed up for the community digitally, without the need to attend in person. (Source: Nile Valley News) • The Spanish authorities returned a number of Sudanese migrants from Ceuta to Morocco via the Tarajal crossing, after they signed pledges not to repeat the crossing attempt, amid a tightening of irregular entry procedures. (Source: Hajar Emigre / attasiaa.com) • Washington refused to grant al-Burhan a visa to participate in the United Nations General Assembly, and diplomatic reports linked the decision to a proposed 90-day humanitarian truce; Guterres expressed his concern and called on Washington to fulfil the Headquarters Agreement. (Source: Reuters / Times Now) • Al-Burhan from Khartoum Stadium: "We do not want a visa from any country, nor permission from anyone", and "Our goal is to eliminate this militia whatever the cost and cleanse Sudan, up to Darfur", rejecting any response to pressures. (Source: Statement of the Sovereignty Council carried by several outlets) • The US Department of State announced that the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces and their leaderships "do not represent legitimate or constitutional rule for Sudan", and called for a truce and a civilian-led political process. (Source: US Department of State via Sinai News) • Government sources revealed to "Asharq Bloomberg" that the US proposal includes an immediate 90-day humanitarian truce, a UN mechanism with the participation of the African Union and the Arab League, limited withdrawals from North Darfur and North Kordofan, and the formation of a transitional civilian government. (Source: Asharq Bloomberg via Asharq / Nabd Al-Sudan) • UNHCR: the number of people crossing daily from Sudan to Chad exceeded 400 — a 20-fold increase in a week — with funding of only 18% of the $1.6 billion in needs. (Source: Reuters, September 25) • The World Food Programme and the International Organization for Migration warn: relief stocks (shelter and sanitation) may run out by the end of September, and the entire humanitarian system "may collapse within weeks" unless funding flows in. (Source: Reuters / Al Jazeera) • South Sudan: President Salva Kiir dissolved the transitional government and parliament and announced a caretaker government in preparation for the first elections in the country's history on December 22, 2026. (Source: AFP / Eastleigh Voice)
— Editorial Team