A high-level international conference in London, hosted by UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, aims to find “a pathway to peace” in Sudan, where a civil war has caused the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. The UK pledges an additional $120 million in assistance as 30 million people face starvation, with reports of widespread violence and displacement. The African Union emphasizes the need for an immediate ceasefire and inclusive dialogue, while the main warring parties are excluded from the talks, represented instead by regional allies accused of exacerbating the conflict.
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