Opinion

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud Amid the tragedy engulfing Sudan — especially in Darfur and its northern regions, where the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are committing heinous crimes of murder, rape, looting, and forced displacement —…

by Al-Obaid Ahmad Murawih A presenter on an Arabic TV talk show recently asked me how I explained what appears in videos from El Fasher: fighters from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) rejoicing in killing unarmed civilians while shouting…

By Habeeb Allah Abdel Wahab International Trade Expert Agricultural Exports and the Trade Balance This analysis reviews the performance of Sudan’s major agricultural exports—both livestock (live and processed meat) and…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud Since the appointment of Dr Amna Mirghani Hassan El-Toum as Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan on 13 October, it can be said without exaggeration that the country’s foremost monetary institution has…

Dr Hassan Isa Al-Talib Everyone knows where the United States stands in the war imposed on Sudan with an external agenda since April 2023. Geostrategically, America’s approach is built on managing distant foreign conflicts rather than…

By Dr. Ismail Sati Introduction: On the Concept of Political Legitimacy in Islam After reviewing the historical background of the Western model in the first article, we now turn to analyse the Islamic vision of political legitimacy —…

By Ambassador Rashad Farraj Al-Tayeb Researcher in International Relations The United Nations Security Council was meant to embody the collective will of the international community — the mechanism entrusted with maintaining global…

Rashid Abdul Rahim The massacres carried out by the Rapid Support Forces and the blood they have spilt in El-Fashir — across its hospitals, homes, schools and streets — are too great to be hidden or shrugged off. The facts have confirmed…

By: Rashan Oshi The War of Dignity in Khartoum, Al-Jazirah, Sennar and Kordofan is not the same as the War of Dignity in Darfur. There, in the region of Darfur — whose terrain reads like something out of myth — the war takes a different…

By: Salim Mohamed Badat The Dawn of the Fire. It began at dawn, 15 April 2023, when the sky over Khartoum split open with the scream of gunfire. The Rapid Support Forces did not merely attack military positions; they ambushed a…