Opinion

By Dr. Al-Khidr Haroun The debate surrounding the circumstances of the 30 June 1989 coup that brought about the National Salvation Revolution regime reignited passionately on its anniversary in June 2025. This debate is, overall, a…

By: Amjad Farid Al-Tayyib Now that all the media cards have burned in the hands of what remains of the Taqaddum/Sumood coalition, the media illusionist finds himself with few options as he stares down his bankruptcy—frantically rummaging…

Muhanad Awad Mahmoud Since Sudanese citizens were forced to endure unprecedented and harsh conditions, various forms of self-rule have emerged across neighbourhoods, towns, and villages. These were natural responses to fill the vacuum…

By Mahjoub Fadl Badri I visited Gorée Island, located three nautical kilometres off the coast of Dakar, Senegal, where I stood before the infamous "Door of No Return" — a powerful symbol of the transatlantic slave trade. The door…

By Brigadier General (Ret.) Omar Mohamed Osman In times of war, positions multiply and calculations become more complex. Yet some developments stand out—not as passing events, but as strong indicators of what lies ahead. Among…

By Police Lieutenant General (Ret.) Dr. Najm al-Din Abd al-Rahim Khalafallah While the Sovereign Council, the Armed Forces, and other regular forces are engaged in the War of Dignity to defeat the rebellious militia, there is a hidden war…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud One needn't sift through stacks of classified documents to discern that so-called "Sumood" is little more than a fading political facade for a militia that has lost its most potent weapon: territorial control. Its…

Rashid Abdel Rahim My work with the Supreme Council for Peace afforded me opportunities to establish direct relationships and strong friendships with numerous southern leaders, foremost among them the late Brigadier Arok Thon…

By Moatasem Ahmed Salih Political Secretary of the Sudanese Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) The Juba Agreement for the Peace of Sudan was never intended to be a superficial political settlement or a symbolic share of power.…

By Dr. Jaafar Ahmed Khalifa Following previous articles in which I discussed Sudan's national motivations for transitioning to renewable energy, including the popular demand for solar power generation, I now turn to the meaning…