Opinion

By Rashid Abdul Rahim All the UAE relies on and wagers in its wars against nations and peoples is its wealth. It is well aware that it relies on finite, depleting resources—only a few decades remain—so it rushes to expand,…

Dr. Hassan Issa Al-Talib What is urgently required today from the state's leadership, as a decisive necessity and a pressing national duty, is the issuance of a decree mandating governors to form popular advisory councils at the state…

By: Ramadan Ahmed The last week of April saw the latest assassination attempt against President Ibrahim Traoré—his 19th since seizing power in Burkina Faso via a military coup in September 2022. One of the most notable outcomes…

By Dr. Mohamed Osman Awadallah First, this memorandum represents a document of significant legal and political importance, serving Sudan's interests before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the case against the United Arab…

By Dr. Mohamed Hassan Mahjoub Like other political forces, the Sudanese Communist Party (SCP) faced significant challenges during Sudan's transitional period. However, that period also witnessed various accusations regarding the…

By: Ramadan Ahmed These days, online platforms are overwhelmed with intense debate among political elites regarding the most suitable form of governance for Sudan: secularism or a religious state. In this article, we will…

Dr. Ismail Sati Part Four: (Addressing Tribal Conflicts and Societal Disputes) In the third part, we reviewed several long-standing dilemmas that Sudan has continued to suffer from and explained the urgent need to adopt systemic…

By Dr. Engineer Jaafar Ahmed Khalifa The transition to renewable energy has become a widely recognized global term (Global Energy Transition) and is now a leading concern for most governments. While the world's primary motivation…

By Dr. Ismail Satti In the first part of this series, we explored the concept of systems leadership. In this second part, we attempt to answer these questions: Who is the systems leader? What do they do? What are their…

By Mahjoub Fadl Badri The late Sheikh Mirghani Mukhtar, may God rest his soul, used to jokingly tell the students who regularly attended his religious gatherings in Atbara: "Death is harsh—you won't truly know it until you taste…