The United States has ordered all its non-emergency staff in South Sudan to leave, amid rising tensions in the country.

The travel advisory level for South Sudan remains at Level 4, which means Americans should not travel to the African country.

The U.S. State Department has ordered nonemergency government personnel to leave South Sudan’s capital as tension escalates ...

On Friday, a South Sudanese general and dozens of soldiers were killed when a U.N. helicopter trying to evacuate them from ...

South Sudan is in "alarming regression" as clashes in recent weeks in the northeast threaten to undo years of progress ...

A report issued by UNICEF investigators described horrific abuses, affecting children as young as 1 year old, in the civil ...

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Sudan has filed a case against the United Arab Emirates at the World Court for allegedly violating its obligations under the ...

A trove of documents and communications provided to The Post reveals how a Turkish company covertly funneled weapons to the ...

Sudan has filed a case at the top United Nations court accusing the United Arab Emirates of breaching the genocide convention ...

South Sudanese soldiers have surrounded Vice President Riek Machar’s home in the capital and several of his allies were ...