Opinion

Brigadier (ret.) Omar Mohamed Osman It is no longer a secret that intensive international and regional moves are underway to halt the war in Sudan and bring about peace. After many months of a brutal war ignited by the rebel, terrorist…

Dr. Marwa Fouad Qabbani ** The Minister of Digital Transformation faces challenges regarding the implementation and governance of institutions in Sudan Activating the Receipt Issali service requires the computerization and…

Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed When the war broke out in our country, the shock was severe for the entire Sudanese people. Its effects were horrific, violent and agonising; the Sudanese people have paid the price with pure blood, precious…

Dr Abdel Azim Hassan — Lawyer The decisive, defining phase that led to the adoption of the timed settlement code regarding the Gaza war — and subsequently to the signing of the Sharm El-Sheikh peace — was the moment when the…

Ambassador Atta al-Mannan Bakhit Both the Republic of Madagascar and the Kingdom of Morocco have, for several weeks, witnessed continuing demonstrations and protest sit-ins in a number of cities organised by groups of young people…

Dr Abdel Azim Awad When a person who claims Sudanese nationality openly insults the Sudanese army to the degree that Walid Musa Madbou did yesterday on Al Jazeera, remaining silent in the face of that insult becomes an inexcusable…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud To begin with, it is necessary to commend the Sovereignty Council, led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, for its courageous corrective decisions aimed at steering the state back onto the right course and…

By Rashid Abdel Rahim (“Either al-Burhan hands it over, or we take it from him”)—this was Hemedti speaking to Al-Hadath TV on the very first day of the war. He began his most recent speech by greeting the uncles and elders of the tribal…

By Abdulrahman Abdullah Mohamed Houston, Texas In a perspective that challenges the dominant narrative portraying Zionism as a natural extension of Judaism, Professor Yakov Rabkin, a Canadian academic and professor of modern history at…

By Obaid A. Murawih In the previous article, we stated that the Sudanese–Sudanese dialogue is not an end in itself, but rather a means to achieve national reconciliation and healing, enabling the Sudanese people to collectively…