Opinion

Dr. Ibrahim Al-Siddiq Ali First Reactions The first reaction to the National Congress Party's (NCP) "Agenda for the Future" is the question: Is this vision open for public discussion or merely an internal consultation? For a long…

by: Rashid Abdel Rahim The Nairobi gathering, orchestrated by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and certain national defectors, represents nothing but poor planning, weakness, treachery, and betrayal. Those who attempted to announce a…

By: Ramadan Ahmed The agreement between Sudan and Russia to establish a naval base on the Red Sea has sparked significant uproar in Western circles, particularly among media outlets funded by known entities seeking to influence…

Rashid Abdel Rahim In social psychology, extensive studies have examined the impact of a name on its bearer. David Tieso, an American psychologist at the University of Arizona, states: "A name forms a fundamental pillar in shaping an…

By Major General(police), Dr. Najm Eddin Abdel Rahim On Tuesday, Sudan’s Organized Crime Control Department of the General Intelligence Service announced the seizure and dismantling of a Captagon factory run by foreigners in the…

Dr. Inas Mohamed Ahmed The concept of transitional justice emerged amid growing international attention to addressing gross human rights violations in post-war societies transitioning towards peace and freedom. Countries emerging from…

Rashid Abdel Rahim They persevered in failure in every movement and stillness until it led them to a new name that describes their state and narrates a journey of misery—from Qahat to Taqaddum, and then to Sumoud (Perseverance). They…

By Brig. Gen. (Ret.) – Dr. Najmuddin Abdul Rahim Rumours have circulated that the person who corrected the location to document the Sabreen market incident was a "tea-making lady." This incident resulted in the loss of more than 60…

Umaima Abdullah As many Sudanese families prepare to return—some before Ramadan, others after—institutions are working to restore operations, and state governments are striving to rebuild basic services. The rapid collapse of the…

Dr. Shams El Din Younis In 1993, specifically in July, my feet led me, driven by Macbethian ambition, to the city whose whales die of cold, as Tayeb Salih described it, or the city of fog, as others call it... I headed there, gentlemen,…