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2018–19 Sudanese protests

young men stand near burning tire in Sudan

Dozens dead in Sudan after military, protesters clash

Conflict

Monday raids against a Sudanese protest camp marked the worst outbreak of violence in the country since the army ousted President Omar al-Bashir in April. Reporter Jason Patinkin speaks with The World about the impact on the Sudanese capital.

Two Sudanese men give a two-finger salute to the camera. Behind them a pile of tires is burning.

Sudan’s military council meets with opposition to steer country toward democracy

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