Opinion

Dr. Ismail Satti Venue: a popular cafe in Bahri Time: evening. The scene: a dilapidated table at which two men sit next to the Bit Masouda, the reputed Tea- Selling lady renown for good taste of her tea, and a discussion about the…

By Prof. Gism Al-Sayed Ibrahim I began researching Sudan's new prime minister's intellectual journey and found in the book Sudan 2025: Evaluating the Path and the Dream of the Future a valuable key to understanding his vision. I felt it my…

By Dr. Ismail Sati Every time Sudan's wounds deepen, its people wait—even if just for a gesture of genuine solidarity from their Arab brethren—one that matches the gravity of their suffering or repays some of history's debt. Yet…

By Ambassador Dr. Khidir Haroun Could Sudan’s April 15th 2023 civil war have been avoided? The quick answer to this consequential question is yes. What went wrong then? External intervention into Sudan's domestic issues has derailed…

By: Al-Obeid Ahmed Murawih Since taking the oath of office on January 20, former U.S. President Donald Trump has acted more like a crowned king than an elected leader in one of the world's oldest and most respected democracies. But…

Rashid Abdel Rahim At times that have become familiar due to their repetition, the media and platforms talk about negotiations between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The same conversations take place on the…

By Rashid Abdul Rahim In the early hours of Sunday morning, our air force aircraft flew over Nyala—the unofficial capital of the rebellion—and hit their targets with precision. These strikes were preceded by concentrated bombing…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri Many tried to dissuade me from returning to Sudan. They presented every argument they believed would strengthen their case, but it was all in vain. My decision had been made after seeking God's guidance and placing my…

By Rashid Abdul Rahim All the UAE relies on and wagers in its wars against nations and peoples is its wealth. It is well aware that it relies on finite, depleting resources—only a few decades remain—so it rushes to expand,…

Dr. Hassan Issa Al-Talib What is urgently required today from the state's leadership, as a decisive necessity and a pressing national duty, is the issuance of a decree mandating governors to form popular advisory councils at the state…