Sudan and the long road to hard peace
Sudan’s search for peace remains trapped between fragile truces and military realities
Sudan and the long road to hard peace Read More »
Sudan’s search for peace remains trapped between fragile truces and military realities
Sudan and the long road to hard peace Read More »
SAF domination has fueled war and collapse, leaving civilian rule as Sudan’s only hope
SAF rule is the root of Sudan’s instability Read More »
Burhan’s appearance with an EU-sanctioned ally fuels criticism of the SAF’s conduct
Burhan appears with EU-sanctioned ally Read More »
The UK has raised alarm over escalating abuses in Sudan, calling for urgent global action as women and girls face widespread violence amid the ongoing war
UK urges urgent action over abuses in Sudan Read More »
A tactical truce in Sudan will not end the war unless military control shifts, Islamist influence ends, and a new civilian political path emerges
Sudan’s tactical truce and the limits of a ceasefire Read More »
An opinion piece condemning SAF leadership under Burhan, accusing it of illegitimacy, war crimes, and abusing power over Sudanese citizens
Questioning Burhan’s claim over Sudan Read More »
Khartoum airport cannot reopen to civilian flights because security instability, insurance barriers, and aviation regulations make operations unviable
Why Khartoum airport cannot reopen to civilians Read More »
Anger spreads in al Jazira following a child rape case linked to armed mobilisation forces operating alongside SAF
Outrage in al Jazira over rape by SAF linked fighter Read More »
Sudanese refugees face hardship in Egypt, but South Sudanese refugees inside Sudan suffer in silence amid neglect and discrimination
Refugees between Egypt and Sudan and their shared suffering Read More »
Sudan’s war is rooted in unresolved political divisions, with SAF’s role and Islamist alliances at the centre of the crisis
Sudan between a war of visions and a lost common ground Read More »