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Tuesday 21 May

Sudan has asked for US help in ending South Sudan's support for rebels on Khartoum's territory, official media said before a Thursday UN deadline for the two Sudans to make peace. Foreign Minister Ali Karti, pictured in June 2012, made the request when US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton telephoned him on Wednesday.

Bulletin: Sudan asks US help over South 'support' for rebels

Bulletin: Sudan asks US help over South 'support' for rebels

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A soldier who lost his leg during the war against Sudan passes by soldiers during the 7th anniversary of Martyrs' day on July 30 in Juba. Leading UN Security Council powers on Tuesday stepped up calls for Sudan and South Sudan to avert potential sanctions if they miss a looming deadline to make a peace deal.

Bulletin: UN Council steps up pressure for Sudan deal

Bulletin: UN Council steps up pressure for Sudan deal

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The United States is leading international warnings to Sudan and South Sudan to step up efforts to reach a peace accord this week or face possible UN sanctions. "It appears increasingly unlikely that a comprehensive agreement on outstanding issues will be reached" by the August 2 deadline, said Susan Rice, pictured on July 11.

Bulletin: US leads sanctions warnings to Sudans over peace talks

Bulletin: US leads sanctions warnings to Sudans over peace talks

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Members of the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) travel along the main road in Heglig in April 2012 after South Sudan ordered an end to its 10-day occupation of Sudan's main oilfield. Darfur rebels wounded in the latest fighting with Sudanese troops have gone to South Sudan for treatment, the army said on Tuesday, as Khartoum pushes Juba to end alleged backing for rebels.

Bulletin: Sudan says S. Sudan treating wounded Darfur rebels

Bulletin: Sudan says S. Sudan treating wounded Darfur rebels

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JEM rebels from Sudan's Darfur region, pictured here in 2011, on Monday said they seized a government military compound just across the Darfur state border in South Kordofan.

Bulletin: Darfur rebels say army base seized in South Kordofan

Bulletin: Darfur rebels say army base seized in South Kordofan

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South Sudan's chief negotiator, Pagan Amum, speaks to reporters. Sudan on Monday turned down South Sudan's proposal of a higher oil transit fee and an $8.2 billion financial deal, ruling out any comprehensive settlement of outstanding issues by the August 2 deadline.

Bulletin: Sudan, S.Sudan meet to resolve bitter dispute

Bulletin: Sudan, S.Sudan meet to resolve bitter dispute

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South Sudan leader Salva Kiir holds a press conference at the presidential palace in Juba in 2011. A a new round of talks between Sudan, South Sudan and African Union mediators was poised to start Sunday night, a spokesman for the South Sudanese delegation said.

Bulletin: New round of talks between Sudans poised to start

Bulletin: New round of talks between Sudans poised to start

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A soldier stands guard near the frontline in Lalop, near Bentiu, capital of South Sudan's Unity state. South Sudan has accused Sudan of launching a new air raid on its territory and queried if Khartoum was trying to derail fragile peace talks which resumed recently.

Bulletin: S. Sudan cancels Sudan talks after 'air raid'

Bulletin: S. Sudan cancels Sudan talks after 'air raid'

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A soldier stands guard near the frontline in Lalop, near Bentiu, capital of South Sudan's Unity state. South Sudan has accused Sudan of launching a new air raid on its territory and queried if Khartoum was trying to derail fragile peace talks which resumed recently.

Bulletin: South Sudan accuses Sudan of new bomb attack

Bulletin: South Sudan accuses Sudan of new bomb attack

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Leaders of the world's youngest nation South Sudan have branded the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as "conservative and insensitive" as hopes are fading fast of participating in the London Games. Sports Minister Cireno Hiteng Ofuho said that appeals from S.Sudan President Salva Kiir (pictured) to include their Olympic hopefuls have so far fallen on deaf ears.

Bulletin: South Sudan's sadness as Olympic hopes fade fast

Bulletin: South Sudan's sadness as Olympic hopes fade fast

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