Child Mental Health: A new push argues Sudan’s polycrisis is leaving “invisible” psychological wounds on children, saying mental health and psychosocial support must be treated as life-saving, not optional. Education Relief in the Gulf: Sharjah’s ruler orders Sudanese students to be accepted at “Sudan Private School” with tuition fees removed, after earlier “nominal” charges were refunded. War, Displacement, and Daily Life: The UN warns violence is driving fresh displacement, with Blue Nile seeing up to 22,000 people fleeing in a week and Kordofan facing worsening conditions; in El Obeid, overcrowding and food shortages are intensifying for families arriving from rural areas. Dialogue Under Pressure: Sudanese women leaders and activists question whether El Burhan’s proposed dialogue can work without a ceasefire, real guarantees, and women’s participation, while the AU backs a Sudanese-led dialogue process. Community Voices: Sudan Youth Parliament warns of “deepening de facto partition,” calling for a grassroots-centered strategy through 2028. Culture & Faith: Reports say violence against Christians in Sudan’s war has intensified, with clergy targeted for killing, abduction, and forced conversion.