Opinion

Mahjoub Fadl Badri I chose the title of this article to be the reverse of that naïve question—“What does the UAE want from us?”—so that we do not keep repeating the fallacy that goes: “There’s something with four legs and a long tail, it…

Dr Ismaeel Sati Introduction: On the Central Question Amid Sudan’s intractable political crisis, an urgent question arises: will shortening the transitional period and holding free and fair elections be the magic solution that sets things…

Dr Osman Abu Zid I can think of no better introduction to this article than a brief reference to a forthcoming book being written by our colleague, Professor Mohamed Al-Sayyid, entitled: The Future of Education Between the Challenges of…

Walid Dalil It can be said that global financial stability is today at a historic crossroads where economic challenges intersect with technological, environmental, and geopolitical transformations. The Global Financial Stability…

Reviewed by: Ambassador Rashad Faraj Al-Tayeb The book “Sudanese Water Security and the Nile Basin” by the Sudanese expert Professor Saif Al-Din Hamad Abdullah offers an in-depth examination of one of the issues most closely tied to the…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The recent Egyptian–Saudi moves regarding Sudan come at a delicate regional moment—not merely because the war has reached a new peak of violence, but because the international political environment…

Brigadier of Police (Ret.) Omar Mohammed Othman The statement issued by the Arab Republic of Egypt on the occasion of the visit of Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, Chairman of the Sovereignty Council and…

Ahmed Al-Tijani Al-Shayeb "I shall sing for you, my homeland, as Al-Khalil once sang, as Mahira sang, rousing the horsemen, generation after generation." There is something like mirr (a thick,…

By Mahgoub Fadl Badri The declaration issued in Uganda by the Bana Foundation, which brought together a significant number of diplomats, journalists, politicians, and young people of both genders to examine the harsh circumstances Sudan…

Brigadier of Police (Rtd.) Omar Mohammed Osman The saying that “the compass was invented before the clock, and direction is more important than timing” carries profound wisdom—particularly when applied to Sudan’s current crisis…