Opinion

Omaima Abdallah In the previous article, I asked whether it is possible to restore normal life across Sudan, close the file of internally displaced persons’ camps, and enable those who wish to return to their original areas from which…

Nu’man Yousif Mohammed In Sudan’s current context—where banks face liquidity shortages, rising default risks, and the erosion of savings due to inflation and currency depreciation—crowdfunding emerges as a potentially viable…

Dr Hassan Mohammed Salih As the third anniversary passes since the outbreak of war in Sudan on the morning of Saturday, 15 April 2023—during the final days of Ramadan 1445 AH—commentators have largely focused on identifying the “first…

Obaid Ahmed Murawih In the first part of this article, we outlined the key facts of the war that began on 15 April 2023, focusing on the actions attributed to the Rapid Support Forces over the past three years. We concluded…

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud What was termed the “December Revolution” was not—in my view—a revolution in the sense that would merit the lofty descriptions lavished upon it. It did not achieve a fully-fledged historical transformation, nor did it…

Dr Mayada Siwar Al-Dahab Within the framework of this analytical series examining shifts in the region’s conflicts, this article follows on from a previous reading titled Israel Loses, Iran Expands, and America Wavers. However, what…

Dr Marwa Kabbani The meeting in Washington between the Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan and her Pakistani counterpart represents an important step towards strengthening banking cooperation between the two countries, particularly in…

Hassan Abdel Hamid On the third anniversary of the attempted seizure of the Sudanese state by the rebel Dagalo militia, aided by a “rogue mini-state” and others, a conference was convened in Berlin on 15 April 2026. Although I was…

Al-Wathiq Kameir Perhaps the most important point to pause at following the Berlin Conference is not merely the issuance of a joint appeal, but what this reveals about the role of the “Quintet” entrusted with organising and managing the…

Nu’man Yousif Mohammed The collapse of the Sudanese pound is no longer merely a set of figures shifting across exchange-rate screens or fleeting economic headlines. It has become a harsh daily reality experienced by citizens in the…