"We simply cannot look away," the UK's foreign minister David Lammy said as he opened the talks among counterparts from around 15 countries, denouncing what he called "a lack of political will" to end the fighting. "There can be no military solution in Sudan, only an immediate, unconditional secession of hostilities," said the African Union's commissioner for political affairs, Bankole Adeoye. "This, we believe, must be followed by an all-inclusive dialogue to end the war. "How can we forget the world's largest humanitarian crisis?" Those fighters and the Gulf state deny the charges.In a statement Tuesday, the UAE issued "an urgent call for peace" and accused both sides of "committing atrocities".

Source: The Times April 15, 2025 12:16 UTC