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World · 13 hours ago
The UN Security Council voted on Friday to extend the Sudan sanctions regime, including an arms embargo, until 9 October. The temporary extension gives members more time to discuss how the sanctions can better protect civilians and support peace. The UK, which voted in favour, said the regime needs updating to reflect the conflict's spread and constrain weapons flow.
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