Sudan marks one month of warfare with ongoing fighting in West Darfur.

Deadly attacks continue in Sudan's Darfur region as fighting between two military factions enters its second month. The violence has caused at least 679 deaths and displaced nearly a million people. The conflict has also forced about 200,000 people to cross into neighboring countries, and a third of Sudan's population is facing an acute lack of food. The rivalry between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has taken on an intercommunal dimension in Darfur, pitting Arab communities against non-Arab groups and reviving memories of a devastating war that erupted in the region in 2003.