Opinion

By: Brigadier (Ret.) Omar Mohamed Osman The war is not over yet, but the nature of the battles has changed. Not all are fought with weapons and fire anymore—some have turned inward, silent battles within the hearts of men and women who…

Abubakar Mohammed Ahmed Ibrahim Those engaged in public service and the affairs of our wounded nation fall into distinct categories: Some are consumed by daily events, embroiled in debates solely to vindicate their own views—or those of…

Dr. Haitham Mohamed Fathi UN and media reports estimate the total economic losses of the Sudanese war at approximately $200 billion, and the human losses at hundreds of thousands killed, wounded, and missing, with 60% of the country's…

By: Al-Rafie Bashir Al-Shafi'i April 13, 2025 (Now) We, the children of this very moment in history—living it with our own eyes, hearing it with our own ears, feeling it with every fibre of our being, our fears laid bare—are the ones best…

Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Zubair Basha At its core, the issue at hand pertains to international law, its practitioners, and its historical consequences. What concerns me here is addressing all dimensions of this just cause that has befallen my…

America/Canada and Mexico Dr. Abdo Dawood Before moving on to the second part of the relationship between the United States and its neighbours, Canada and Mexico, and the impact of tariffs on them, we would like to thank the readers who…

Police Major General Dr. Najm al-Din Abdel Rahim Observers consider the Sudanese government's success in presenting and managing the legal case before the International Court of Justice a legal victory for Sudanese diplomacy, one that…

By Dr. Mohamed Hassan Mahjoub Yesterday, Thursday, the entire world witnessed pivotal hours in the history of international justice—hours in which Sudan spoke, and the world listened intently. Today, Sudan wrote a new chapter in the…

Brigadier General (Ret.) Omar Mohamed Osman When war broke out in Sudan in mid-April 2023, pessimistic forecasts predicted a protracted conflict lasting a decade or more, akin to civil wars in neighbouring countries. Yet reality…

Tijani Abdel Qadir Hamed - 9 April 2025 (1) Now that the Sudanese have managed to rid themselves of much of the burden of the rebel militia, they may finally be able to clearly recognise that they have indeed faced, over the past two…