Thousands of Sudanese march in streets against dismissal of civilian government, as West calls for military leaders to show restraint

Organizers hope to hold a 'million-strong' march against the coup; UN calls for military to show restraint toward demonstrators; US says death toll higher than official figures

Following coup, US president voices backing for Sudanese civilians in 'their non-violent struggle to advance the goals of Sudan's revolution'

UN Security Council unanimously approves statement voicing 'serious concern' over military takeover, calls for all sides 'to engage in dialogue without pre-conditions'

General who led coup that pushed out civilian government enjoys backing of Egypt and some Gulf nations, as well as feared paramilitary chief

General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan fires six Sudanese ambassadors -- including to the US, EU, China and France -- for siding with the civilian leaders he ousted

As US freezes aid and Europe threatens to do the same, country's gains in stabilizing the economy and moving toward the West could be reversed, analysts warn

Head of military council leading gov't overthrow says Abdallah Hamdok had been held for his own safety and would be released; unclear whether PM free to leave or make calls

Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan says some arrested senior officials will face trial, but claims premier will soon be released

At least 4 dead and 80 wounded as military fires on crowds; UN Security Council expected to meet on developments; top general to give news conference