Death toll rises as Sudan's capital rocked by more clashes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The US, EU, United Kingdom, Norway and other nations stressed in a joint statement their continued recognition of the "prime minister and his cabinet as the constitutional leaders of the transitional government".
40% : Security forces have clashed with protesters furious over a military coup that derailed a fragile transition to democracy and sparked an international outcry, with the United States and United Nations dialling up the pressure on Sudan's new military government.
39% : Al-Burhan, a senior general during al-Bashir's three-decade-long hardline rule, has sacked six Sudanese ambassadors - including to the US, EU, China and France - who have been critical of his actions.

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