Opinion

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…

By Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed There is no place on Earth untouched by war or armed conflict, whether international or internal. Many nations and human societies have endured the horrors and aftermath of war. Warring parties have devised…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud At the end of July 2025, the so-called Rapid Support Forces (RSF)—a rebel militia implicated in widespread war crimes and crimes against humanity—announced the formation of what it called the “Government of Peace…

By Dr. Al-Dirdiri Mohamed Ahmed Who among us does not remember the meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House on the last day of February this year? That meeting remains etched in memory because…

By Dr Salah Daaak In 2015, I was hosted by the distinguished media figure Imad Al-Bushari on the "Al-Khadra" TV channel in one of his renowned intellectual episodes, known for tackling subjects that strike at the core of life and thought.…

By Dr Salah Daak When one reflects on the vast disparity between wealthy nations and those burdened by poverty, it is essential to pause and ponder the roots of this divergence deeply. It is insufficient to attribute the gap merely to…

By Rashid Abdel Rahim Since the announcement of the formation of the so-called Foundation Government six months ago — despite the significant difficulties surrounding its creation — this lengthy delay has not resulted in a viable…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud With Dr. Kamil Idris assuming office as Prime Minister of the Government of Hope, the challenges before him will not be confined to Sudan's domestic arena alone. They extend to the country's foreign relations,…

By Dr Salah Duaak One of the most beautiful chapters of my life in the field of humanitarian work took root in the plains of Kordofan, shortly after graduating from medical school. These beginnings were not foreign to my spirit — I had…

By Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed Between 1992 and 1995, the world witnessed a major humanitarian disaster in the form of the civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, during which horrific massacres and crimes were committed — a shameful stain on the…