Sudan on Tuesday released nine medics from Doctors Without Borders, the aid group said, a day after they were arrested during a broadening crackdown on anti-coup protests. “During the evening of 24 January, nine MSF staff members were detained by the Sudanese authorities in the capital Khartoum,” the group said in a statement, using its French acronym. They were detained as they were making their way back to their office from a hospital, said the organisation. “MSF’s emergency medical teams are working in Khartoum to support the health authorities with their response to injuries from ongoing p…