Opinion

Dr Ahmed Abdelbagi Malaysia’s energy sector constitutes the backbone of the country’s economic growth, and several sectors that depend on it make significant contributions to national output. For example, the manufacturing and…

Dr Huwaida Shabbo The question preoccupying Sudanese people today is no longer: When will the war lay down its arms? Rather, a deeper and more urgent question has emerged: What kind of peace do we want? How can it be built? And in whose…

Prof. Hussein Suleiman Mohamed Ahmed The United States Secretary of Defence has requested that Congress approve an additional $1.1 trillion for the annual budget, which runs from 1 October to 30 September each year. This request signals…

Umaima Abdullah Why do these streets seem so desolate? Why do the people look so weary, and the trees stand without shade, like sticks planted in barren soil? Why are the houses so forlorn, with most of their inhabitants gone? I returned…

Dr Al-Haytham Al-Kindi Yousif Despite the significance of the findings presented by the British journalist Oliver Poole in the London Evening Standard regarding the United Arab Emirates’ involvement in the war in…

By: Salim Mohamed Badat ** A billion and a half Muslims waiting for the Ababil? By Allah, if the Ababil came, it would stone us instead. In the Quranic narrative of Surah Al-Fil, the Ababil birds were divinely sent to pelt an invading…

Dr Mohamed Awad Mohamed Metwally The Sudanese economy, in its current phase, faces complex structural challenges that require the formulation of a comprehensive macroeconomic vision—one that goes beyond partial remedies and short-term…

Dr Salah Da'aak I still find myself recalling that story my father once told me about my grandfather—as though it were unfolding now, not in some distant past. After completing his studies in Islamic jurisprudence and memorising the…

Professor Ibrahim Mohamed Adam The conflicts among successive governments, as noted in the previous article (by Ambassador Obeid Murawih), contributed significantly to the paralysis of state institutions and became a driving force behind…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri As we follow the news of our country—through the media and social platforms—we are overwhelmed by confusion: conflicting reports, divergent opinions, and the theatrics of self-styled analysts. My old…