 We're going to head to Sudan now, and a civil war there that's getting far less attention than the grim tallies would suggest. Tens of thousands of people killed in little over a year, and as many as 10 million new refugees either inside or outside the country. It's between the Sudanese Army and a rival paramilitary group, the RSF, and it looks as if the RSF now has the upper hand. This week it seized a city called Sinjar in the southeast of the country, forcing another 50,000 people to flee.