Opinion

Dr Ammar Abdelrahman Introduction With the near completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the beginning of its official operation, the region is entering a new phase of water and political tensions. While…

Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The Sudanese scene is currently witnessing a heated debate about the activities of the French organisation Pro Mediation, which has stepped up its presence in Port Sudan for some time through training programmes for…

By: Dr. Saifeldin Daoud Abdelrhman Two decades ago, The Economist slapped Africa with the label “The Hopeless Continent.” A decade later, the same magazine performed a narrative somersault with “Africa Rising.” Today, neither headline…

Advocate Dr. Abdel Azim Hassan Many tend to reduce Sudan's crisis to the failure to agree on a permanent constitution. Yet, the essence of the crisis lies in the absence of knowledge of the means and mechanisms that lead to stability –…

By Brigadier Police (Ret.) Omar Mohamed Osman According to Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab, satellite imagery has shown that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia has constructed earthen barriers stretching nearly 31…

By Professor Ahmed Magzoub Ahmed At the outset of this article, it is necessary to commend the efforts of the Governor of Khartoum and his government in preparing the environment to encourage citizens to return to the capital. The…

By Mahjoub Fadl Badri I chose this title in the style of the famous radio opening that captivated every listener: “This is Omdurman, the Radio of the Republic of Sudan.” What inspired me was the news of the convening of the…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The United States is navigating the Sudan file with careful steps, balancing a humanitarian–security effort–centred on securing a comprehensive ceasefire and safe aid corridors, with a political track aimed at…

By: Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The Economic Emergency Committee of the Council of Ministers, chaired by Dr Kamal Idris, has approved a package of economic measures described as the boldest since the outbreak of the war. Their…

Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed War has many faces and countless pains. War means layers of suffering that endure for years upon years, and it is civilians who usually pay the price – in death, loss, hunger, malnutrition, violations, war…