• Britain tabled a draft resolution for the Human Rights Council on Sudan on behalf of the core group, as part of international efforts to address the humanitarian situation in the country. (Source: British government — October 5, 2026) • Seven relief organizations launched a joint appeal to protect the harvest season (October–January), warning that about 29 million people face acute food insecurity. (Source: CARE International via ReliefWeb — Port Sudan, October 5, 2026) • The United Nations announced the displacement of more than 10,000 people in Blue Nile between September 26 and October 4, and warned that 7.1 million people in Darfur may face gaps in food assistance during the last quarter of the year; and the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Tom Fletcher, said that targeting relief workers is "unacceptable." (Source: United Nations Spokesperson Farhan Haq — October 5, 2026) • The South file: The World Food Programme revealed details of an attack by armed men on relief workers in Chueilibong in Ayod County (Jonglei, September 29) and their forced unloading of 162.54 tons of food that was intended for the Mogok area; and the convoy returned safely to Malakal on October 2. (Source: World Food Programme via ReliefWeb — October 5, 2026) • The President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, arrived in El Alamein on October 4 to participate in the consultative summit, and held a bilateral meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on bilateral relations. (Source: SUNA — Sudan News Agency (SUNA)) • Foreign Minister Mohiuddin Salem revealed arrangements for a visit by the Chairperson of the African Union Commission to discuss the file of Sudan's membership, noting that Al-Burhan raised the issue with the Chairperson of the African Union (President of Burundi) two days ago. (Source: On Sudan citing SUNA — October 7, 2026) • An investigation by the British newspaper The Independent documents the suffering of more than one million Sudanese refugees in camps in eastern Chad, noting that women and children make up 87% of them. (Source: British newspaper The Independent — October 7, 2026) • The "Suda Fest 2026" festival of Sudanese culture will be held in the city of Bristol in Britain on October 24. (Source: Sudafest)

— Editorial Team