Opinion

Dr Mohamed Awad Mohamed Metwally Sudan today is fighting two parallel battles. The first is visible, fought with bullets, artillery and drones, while its tragic images are broadcast across television screens. The second is a…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud We have ministries that manage the economy… but we do not have an economic brain. The question may seem strange, but it is perhaps the most important economic question Sudan should be asking today: Who decides what…

Mustafa Abdelaziz Al-Batal Before me is a short post written by Ibrahim Osman, in which he compiled a collection of statements made by several leaders of the Sumoud coalition in televised interviews or published remarks. The…

Rashid Abdelrahim President Al-Burhan said last Friday that power would only be handed over through consensus. Yet the word “consensus” raises more questions than it answers. Consensus has always been a rare commodity in…

Nu’man Yousif Mohamed When countries emerge from wars, attention usually turns to concrete before people, buildings before institutions, and the amount of money required rather than the nature of the economic model into which…

Ret. Police Brig. Omar Mohamed Osman Amid the rapidly unfolding events facing the country, the monthly press report issued by Police Headquarters often passes largely unnoticed, despite representing an institutional practice…

Dr Al-Haitham Al-Kindi Yousif Darfur’s local culture is rich in popular proverbs that can express even the most complex situations and events. The proverb I have chosen as the title of this article is one vivid example. The full proverb…

Dr Mohamed Yousif Hassan For the first time since the outbreak of Sudan’s war of annihilation, the European Parliament has identified the external supporter of the rebellion by its real name. This is not merely a condemnation.…

Adel Al-Baz 1 In the labyrinth of complex politics, leaked documents are often the flame that illuminates dark corners—or perhaps the trap laid across the road to peace. The latest document, entitled “Restoring Peace in Sudan”, is no…

Mustafa Abdelaziz Al-Batal The sight of some Sudanese, few though they were, cheering for Argentina against Egypt in the World Cup was not merely a fleeting sporting preference. In my view, it was regrettable behaviour reflecting an…