Kenya Joins Global Push for Immediate Ceasefire in Sudan
The talks come at a time when the war in Sudan has marked over three years, with Kenya on the spot for providing refuge for military leaders and military support for one of the fighting groups...
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Global and regional powers, including the African Union, EU, and IGAD, have called for an immediate humanitarian truce and a sustained ceasefire in Sudan following talks in Berlin.
- Participants agreed there is "no military solution" to the conflict, now in its third year.
- Key players involved include representatives from the African Union, European Union, United Nations Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), Kenya, and Ethiopia.
- The meeting demanded an end to all external support that fuels the conflict and stressed the need for a return to civilian governance.
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Kenya Joins Global Push for Immediate Ceasefire in Sudan - May 2026
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