Sudan has declared a state of emergency along its borders with South Sudan amid escalating border tensions and growing fears of an all-out war between the two neighbors.

South Sudan says China has agreed to grant an $8 billion loan for major infrastructure development in the northeastern African country.

Sudan says it has captured four foreigners who were investigating the debris from the recent fighting between Sudan and South Sudan in the Heglig area.

Sudan has opposed the UN Security Council's involvement in efforts to end weeks of border clashes with South Sudan.

The South Sudan Democratic Front Party (SSDFP) says that the war in the oil-rich Heglig town in southern Sudan was part of a Western conspiracy against Sudan, Press TV reports.

Sudanese warplanes have bombed South Sudan's border regions as violence in the area rages on and the risk of full-blown war between the two old enemies escalates.

The African Union (AU) has given Sudan and South Sudan three months to put an end to their armed confrontation or face "appropriate measures."

Tensions have intensified between Sudan and South Sudan weeks after a deadly conflict between the two neighbors over disputed oil-producing town on their joint border.

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has strongly rejected negotiations with South Sudan after a deadly battle over Khartoum’s oil-rich Heglig region.

More than 1,000 South Sudanese soldiers have been killed in the disputed oil-rich Heglig, following a fresh bombing raid by Sudanese warplanes.

South Sudan has completed the withdrawal of its forces from the disputed Heglig oilfield after days of increasing pressure from Sudan.

South Sudan says its forces are still in the process of withdrawing from the disputed oil-rich region of Heglig.

President Omar al-Bashir has said that Sudan does not need oil transit fees from South Sudan and will not reopen its pipeline to southern oil.

Sudan’s Defense Minister Abdel-Rahim Mohamed Hussein says the Sudanese forces have “liberated” and taken control of the main town in the Heglig oil region.

South Sudan has announced that its troops will withdraw from the Heglig oil field, which has recently given rise to tensions between the two Sudans.

The United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has criticized South Sudan’s seizure of the disputed oil-producing Heglig region in neighboring Sudan, calling it an “illegal act.”

Sudan has vowed to retake the disputed oil-producing Heglig region from the South Sudanese forces after a week of border tensions between the two sides.

At least 22 troops have been killed in clashes along the Sudan and South Sudan border, as tensions between the two neighbors continue to escalate.

Sudan’s parliament has announced the government of South Sudan an enemy, after southern troops invaded the main oilfield of the north.

Sudan’s attack on a major South Sudanese town near the border has left at least five people dead, as border tensions between the two neighbors continue to escalate.

South Sudan ruling party has urged the UN to deploy peacekeepers in the disputed border area with Sudan, amid fears of an all-out war between the two neighbors.

The Sudanese army has said its troops have started an operation to liberate the occupied town of Heglig in the oil-rich southern region, which South Sudanese forces captured earlier this week.

The United Nation Security Council has called for an “immediate” ceasefire between Sudan and South Sudan amid escalating border tensions and growing fears of an all-out war between the two neighbors.

Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir has accused South Sudan of playing into the hands of foreigners by “choosing the path of war” as border tensions between the two neighbors keep escalating.

Sudanese warplanes have pounded a major town in South Sudan amid escalating border tensions and growing fears of a all-out war between the two neighbors.

The African Union (AU) has called on Juba to withdraw its troops from the disputed Heglig oilfield in the wake of the violent fighting that has been raging on the border region between Sudan and South Sudan.

Sudan’s parliament has called for a halt to negotiations with South Sudan over the recent bloody clashes between the two nations in an oil-rich border region.

Fierce fighting has been raging on the border between Sudan and South Sudan on the second day of violence in the latest round of bloody clashes.

Sudanese Industry Minister Abdelwahab Mohammed Osman has declared his resignation after the opening of a sugar plant in the African country is delayed due to ‘American sanctions.’

The African Union has expressed deep concern over the escalating security situation on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, calling for a troop pullout from border zones.

South Sudan has accused its northern neighbor of bombarding key oil-rich areas in its border region of Unity State for a second day as tensions continue between Khartoum and Juba.

A Pro-Palestine conference has been held in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum to express support for al-Quds against the Israeli occupation, Press TV reports.

At least 200 people have been killed and hundreds more have been wounded in South Sudan in the latest series of fierce ethnic clashes and cattle raids.

Sudan says it will retaliate against South Sudan for backing a rebel attack inside the former’s territory, which it calls a violation of a memorandum on non-aggression and cooperation signed earlier in the month.

Rebels in Sudan’s Darfur region have announced the release of 49 members of UN’s African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) they detained earlier, adding that they will continue to hold three other suspected of being government agents.

Sudan and the newly-independent South Sudan have signed a major security agreement aimed at easing tensions between the two states.

Twenty-nine Chinese workers abducted by rebels in Sudan's South Kordofan state have been released and flown to Kenya, the Sudanese Foreign Ministry has announced in a statement.

A violent cattle raid in South Sudan has claimed the lives of more than 40 people, as ethnic clashes between rival communities continue.

Rebels fighting Khartoum say that they have captured 29 Chinese workers in Sudan's South Kordofan state during a fight with the government forces.

Sudan has announced its willingness to release seized South Sudanshipments of crude oil as a goodwill gesture amid a heated pipeline dispute.