Sudan Conflict Escalates as London Conference Secures €800M in Aid

Despite new humanitarian funding, continued violence and foreign arms supplies deepen the crisis, with no concrete steps toward peace.

The Sudan conflict, now in its second year, has caused tens of thousands of deaths and displaced over 13 million people, according to the UN.
A London conference co-hosted by the UK, EU, and African Union secured over €800 million in new humanitarian aid, adding to €2 billion pledged last year.
Global leaders, including UK Foreign Minister David Lammy, called for an immediate end to hostilities and adherence to international humanitarian law.
Foreign powers continue to supply arms to both sides, with the UAE and Chad supporting the Rapid Support Forces and Egypt and Turkey backing the Sudanese Armed Forces.
The Sudanese government protested its exclusion from the conference, arguing it unfairly equates the sovereign state with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.