Opinion

Professor Ahmed Majzoub Ahmed Is the situation currently facing the United States of America—and its repercussions for the dollar—comparable to what the pound sterling faced in Britain after the Second World War? Or is the…

Dr Hassan Issa Al-Talib The programme Sudan Tonight, broadcast on national television on Wednesday evening—the final day before the dawn of the new year 2026—hosted Professor Mohammed Hussein Abu Saleh, a strategic expert.…

Al-Obeid Ahmed Murawih What is the true nature of what is unfolding in Yemen—events that culminated in what happened last Tuesday? Is it an internal conflict between two “sides” that together form the Yemeni Presidential Leadership…

Rashid Abdel Rahim All Sudanese today celebrate the 70th anniversary of independence, with the sole exception of Hemedti and the Rapid Support Forces. These rabble have placed themselves outside the circle of the Sudanese people, openly…

Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed The first of January each year is an enduring day in our nation’s history and dear to the hearts of all Sudanese. Wishing everyone well-being and safety; may our country enjoy security, stability, and…

Ambassador Abdel Mahmoud Abdel Halim In a matter of hours, a large ball will drop from a skyscraper in Times Square, New York, at midnight on 31 December, in the presence of a million people and under the watchful eyes of another billion…

Addis Ababa – Sudanhorizon The African Union Commissioner, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, has welcomed the peace initiative presented recently by the Sudanese transitional government to the UN Security Council. The AU official has described the…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud Mogadishu’s rejection of any move towards recognising Somaliland was neither a fleeting political stance nor a routine defensive statement. Rather, it reflected a clear awareness that this file is no longer…

Ambassador Atta Al-Manan Bakhit Sudan occupies a central position at the heart of a long geographical belt stretching from the shores of the Red Sea to the fringes of the Atlantic Ocean, known as the Sudanian Belt. Since ancient times,…

Taj al-Din Banaga Following the outbreak of the December Revolution, foreign involvement in the Sudanese scene became both visible and intense. The General Command headquarters and the sit-in area were transformed into hubs of diplomatic…