An international conference rallies aid for Sudan after 2 years of war, but peace is elusive

The war in Sudan has triggered the biggest humanitarian crisis of the present day. Two years after the beginning of the fighting, another international conference takes place – but expectations are limited. Instead of concrete sanctions, humanitarian measures are on the agenda.

An international conference rallies aid for Sudan after two years of war, but peace is elusive

The conflict has killed tens of thousands of people, displaced 14 million and pushed large parts of the country into famine.

2 years of war in Sudan: World’s worst humanitarian crisis

Caritas and other organizations release a statement challenging the international community to take action because “without a concerted push for peace talks the conflict will only worsen.” Read all

An international conference on the civil war in Sudan has begun in London. Representatives from around 20 countries discuss ways to end the conflict and help the needy people. Germany, France, Great Britain and the African Union are organising the meeting.

Hundreds of deaths on a weekend. How the war in Sudan can be defused is the subject of today's conference in London. And: Europe warms up the fastest.

Two years of war in Sudan: international conference aims to bring relief to suffering population

The African Union has co-hosted an international conference in London on Tuesday, aiming to support the suffering population in war-torn Sudan. The country was plunged into a brutal civil war on 15 April 2025.