Opinion

By Ramadan Ahmed Many Muslims have fallen into the trap of demonising Islam — a trap laid by its adversaries — by dividing it into "Political Islam" and some so-called neutral, non-political Islam. The truth is: there is no such thing as…

By Brigadier General (Ret.) Omar Mohamed Othman Every time Sudan enters a transitional phase or a new prime minister takes office, the same scene unfolds: the first official trip heads north… to Cairo. It often appears to be a…

By Dr Salah Da'aak Working in international organisations and voluntary efforts is among the noblest pursuits a person can engage in during their lifetime. It is a true opportunity to give and to make a meaningful impact. Many people…

By Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed The phenomenon of using mercenaries in warfare is not a recent one—it has deep historical roots, dating back to times when standing armies did not yet exist. Throughout history, societies have either embraced or…

By: Muhannad Awad Mahmoud As Sudan’s war stretches beyond its second year, the balance of power is no longer dictated solely by military fronts. Political and diplomatic battles have become pivotal in managing the conflict and shaping…

Hassan Issa Al-Talib Analysis by Ramadan Ahmed - Sudanhorizon In a powerful commentary on the current state of governance in Sudan, academic and political observer Dr Hassan Issa Abu Talib has called on the country’s Sovereign Council…

Dr Salah Daaak In societies that understand the value of time, it is not seen as a void between two events, but as the most precious asset a human being possesses. There, time is the vessel of life, the measure of achievement, and an…

Habib Allah Abdelwahab Anyone reading the recent circulars issued by the Central Bank concerning export policies and procedures, in light of the current state of foreign trade and the fragile economic conditions the country is enduring,…

Dr. Ammar Abdelrahman Amid the formation of the “Government of Hope” led by Dr. Kamil Idris — the new Sudanese Prime Minister — and the accompanying political and administrative changes, a wide-ranging debate has resurfaced…

Dr Dirdiri Mohamed Ahmed In the previous part of this article, we saw how the collapse of the rules-based international order has returned the world to square one, where the law of the jungle – might is right – once again…