Opinion

Dr. Salah Da'ak A few days ago, an article published on the 'Litre Reports' blog was not merely passing commentary in the intellectual arena; it seemed like an alarm bell resonating through universities. The idea conveyed by the thinker…

Omaima Abdullah Since 2015, my travels to the regions of Kordofan, Darfur, and Blue Nile were regular and continued intensively until less than a month before the outbreak of the recent war. During those years, I was not a visitor or a…

Nuuman Yusuf Mohamed Amid the exceptional economic challenges facing Sudan, a critical debate has emerged regarding “currency restructuring”—a step experts consider a sine qua-non surgical procedure to end the liquidity crisis…

Dr. Ismail Sati Major wars are not isolated events that can be explained solely within their geographical or military boundaries. Rather, from a systems perspective, they are disturbances that affect the 'regional system' and trigger a…

Rashed Abdel Rahim The Rapid Support is no longer dreaming of seizing power and ruling Sudan. It has become far too feeble for that. The rebellion has been shaken by the defection of Commander Al-Nour Al-Quba, who has joined the…

Dr. Marwa Qabbani In a step aimed at resetting the monetary landscape, the Central Bank of Sudan launched the third phase (April 2026) of its programme to replace the 1,000- and 500 Sudanese-pound banknotes, to be implemented in three…

Captain Mohamed Hassan Al-Tahir When we reflect on history, we find that the Berlin Wall was not merely a concrete structure separating two halves of a single city; it was a glaring symbol of exclusion and division. Millions of Germans…

Dr. Al-Haitham Al-Kindi Youssef On the occasion of the third anniversary of the War of Dignity, several questions arise… Why does the Rapid Support fight in this war? What are the discourses it uses to mobilise its supporters? Are these…

Dr. Salah Da'ak Often, we come across posts from our dear friend Sheikh Mohamed Hashim Al-Hakim. This man combines modernity and tradition, addressing issues that touch people's lives, and his articles seek realistic solutions. At dawn…

Rashid Abdel Rahim Since the outbreak of the war, Northern Sudan has remained a fixed point in the rebellion's rhetoric and imagination. They have repeatedly threatened to invade and occupy it, with their first attack targeting…