Opinion

Dr Enas Mohamed Ahmed For many years, Sudan has participated in numerous regional and international efforts to combat irregular migration. In support of these efforts, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM),…

Taj Eddin Banaga Introduction: In late 2018, the spark of revolution ignited, intensifying at the beginning of 2019 before easing off somewhat. One of the most distinctive features of that period was the excessive violence used against a…

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud The UN Security Council’s most recent session on Sudan marked a qualitative shift in the way the war file is being addressed. The old language of equivocation was largely absent, replaced by a discourse more…

Omar Mohammed Osman A few days ago, I watched a programme on Al Jazeera Documentary Channel about Vietnam’s bitter yet honourable experience: its existential struggle against French colonialism for eight years, followed by its…

Rashid Abdel Rahim The most useful summary of Prime Minister Dr Kamil Idris’s address to the Security Council yesterday is that he effectively handed Sudan over to the international community. The Prime Minister called for a ceasefire…

Al-Obeid Ahmed Murwih On 13 December of this month, Sudan formally requested that the UN Security Council convene a session to discuss developments in the country. This request was not disclosed until only one day before yesterday’s…

Dr Hassan Issa Al-Talib Amid heated online exchanges and the reckless use of absolute labels, and to avoid sinking into the mire of arbitrary terminology, it is more accurate and logical to describe what happened in Sudan on 11 April…

Mahjoub Fadl Badri I chose the title of this article to be the reverse of that naïve question—“What does the UAE want from us?”—so that we do not keep repeating the fallacy that goes: “There’s something with four legs and a long tail, it…

Dr Ismaeel Sati Introduction: On the Central Question Amid Sudan’s intractable political crisis, an urgent question arises: will shortening the transitional period and holding free and fair elections be the magic solution that sets things…

Dr Osman Abu Zid I can think of no better introduction to this article than a brief reference to a forthcoming book being written by our colleague, Professor Mohamed Al-Sayyid, entitled: The Future of Education Between the Challenges of…