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  1. Famine risks are high in Sudan and Nigeria due to ongoing conflict and cuts to humanitarian aid.

The US has passed acts restricting aid and imposing sanctions on those supplying weapons to Sudan, directing institutions to oppose loans.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 22
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The US has passed acts restricting aid and imposing sanctions on those supplying weapons to Sudan, directing institutions to oppose loans.

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SudanInternational Monetary Fund

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  1. Chris Van Hollen urged the State Department to use leverage regarding Sudan and pressured a cessation of arms sales to external actors.Sub-event
  2. Sudan is acquiring material from Iran, while the US calls for ceasefires and monitors sanctions related to the conflict.Sub-event
  3. US imposes sanctions and directs institutions to oppose loans to Sudan.1 source
  4. US sanctions and aid restrictions target Sudan, pressuring institutions like the IMF.1 source

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Famine risks are high in Sudan and Nigeria due to ongoing conflict and cuts to humanitarian aid. All 2 developments

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