Opinion

By Rashid Abdel Rahim The alliance between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sumoud (the Forces of Freedom and Change — FFC) is built on greed for money and power and on a desire to rule after failing to do so legitimately. The slogans…

By Ambassador Atta Al-Mannan Bakhit On 3 October, the Chadian parliament, in its two chambers, held an important session that was boycotted by opposition minority MPs. The meeting adopted a significant amendment to the Chadian…

Dr Ahmed Abdel-Baqi The proportion of returnees consisted of 79% from among the internally displaced, and 21% from abroad, either to their pre-war areas of residence or to their states of origin. These states include: Gedaref…

Mohammed Pasha Zayed Why is the UAE spending billions in a poor country exhausted by wars and divisions? Is the UAE pouring in all this money merely to fight political Islam? Salma Hamad 28 September 2025 Questions echoed…

By Dr Mohamed Hasab Al-Rasoul The coasts of East Africa have become an increasingly important theatre for regional and international geostrategic competition, given their location on the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea, and their…

Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed Everyone agrees that it is the right of every state to defend itself, its interests, its people, and its territory against any aggression or rebellion. This right is not a privilege, a gift, or a reward; it…

By Rashid Abdel Rahim When the United States wanted to deliver aid to rebel areas in southern Sudan, it imposed the "Lifeline Sudan" project on the government of Sadiq al-Mahdi at the time. It used international organisations to…

Ambassador Atta al-Manan Bakhit The Republic of Malawi is a small, landlocked country within the Southern African bloc. It remained a British protectorate until independence in 1964. Although the country has never experienced a…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The recent Sudanese–Russian deal is not just a set of papers signed in a protocol hall; it is a pivotal moment that redraws the lines of balance on the Red Sea coast and deep within the geopolitics of the Horn of…

By Mahmoud Hussein Serri Sudan’s new Foreign Minister, Mohieddin Salem, takes charge of the country’s foreign relations at a most critical juncture in its history. He began his tenure with press statements reflecting the complex…