Opinion

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The decision announced by the U.S. State Department to designate the Sudanese Islamic Movement and the Al-Bara bin Malik Brigade as terrorist entities was not merely a routine legal measure in the context of the…

Dr. Dr Khidr Haroun One of the most beautiful reflections I once heard about the month of Ramadan came from Professor Sayed Al-Khatib. I had accompanied him to the Mohammed Mosque, one of the mosques of our Sudanese brothers in the United…

Essam Al-Hussein Based on realities oscillating between two models of security—reciprocal security, in which protection rests on mutual commitment, and functional security, which serves a broader network of interests beyond…

Omayma Abdallah It was as though the city had been deserted for a hundred years. Neglected, forgotten, ancient, with no clear landmarks and no recognisable face. As though a fire had broken out and reduced it to ashes, or as…

Dr Salah Da‘ak Some countries have introduced legal provisions requiring individuals convicted in traffic accidents that result in the death of a parent or guardian—while driving under the influence of alcohol—to provide ongoing…

by: Mohamed Bashir Al-Siddiq When poverty in the world is mentioned, attention often turns to Africa, as though poverty were an inherent characteristic of the continent or an inescapable destiny. Yet the truth is far more…

Mohamed Abdel Rahim Jawish The United States of America is a country only about 250 years old—a very short lifespan in the history of nations. Yet within this relatively brief period, it has risen to the top of the global…

Mahmoud Hussein Sari Since the outbreak of war in Sudan in April 2023, Sudanese society and the Sudanese state have been living through one of the most difficult periods in their modern history—marked by deep…

Mahjoub Fadel Badri A man said to his companion while discussing matters with him: What is your position on the war of America and Israel against Iran? Before he answered, a stream of thoughts passed through his mind. He tried…

Mohamed Osman Mustafa (Dabayiwa) In international relations, politics often appears to move along two parallel tracks: an overt path reflected in diplomatic statements, and a hidden one where pressures, interests, and unspoken messages…