Opinion

By Dr Salah Daak When one reflects on the vast disparity between wealthy nations and those burdened by poverty, it is essential to pause and ponder the roots of this divergence deeply. It is insufficient to attribute the gap merely to…

By Rashid Abdel Rahim Since the announcement of the formation of the so-called Foundation Government six months ago — despite the significant difficulties surrounding its creation — this lengthy delay has not resulted in a viable…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud With Dr. Kamil Idris assuming office as Prime Minister of the Government of Hope, the challenges before him will not be confined to Sudan's domestic arena alone. They extend to the country's foreign relations,…

By Dr Salah Duaak One of the most beautiful chapters of my life in the field of humanitarian work took root in the plains of Kordofan, shortly after graduating from medical school. These beginnings were not foreign to my spirit — I had…

By Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed Between 1992 and 1995, the world witnessed a major humanitarian disaster in the form of the civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, during which horrific massacres and crimes were committed — a shameful stain on the…

Dr. Ahmed Abdel Baqi The new form of universities in the nineteenth century evolved following the German model, which inspired the establishment of modern universities across Europe, America, and the rest of the world. This development…

By Dr. Abdel Rauf Qarnas Since Sudan's independence in 1956, its relationship with the United States has been governed solely by American interests — not by the interests of the people or considerations of justice. Sudan has never truly…

By Dr. Salah Daak Wars today no longer burn cities alone. Their flames now extend beyond walls and roofs, scorching the human soul itself, depleting our most precious asset: human capital. War is no longer just a clash of arms, but a…

By: Rashid Abdel Rahim When Dr Ali Al-Haj was appointed Minister of Trade in the late 1980s, he found himself in a major confrontation with producers of one of the country's most important commodities. I visited him for a journalistic…

By: Muhannad Awad Mahmoud Since the outbreak of war in Sudan, Sudanese banks—especially in Khartoum State—have shifted from being a main pillar of the economy to a sector teetering on the brink of collapse. This decline is due to the…