Opinion

By: Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The conflict in South Sudan can no longer be reduced to the familiar binary of government versus opposition, as political and media discourse has long portrayed it. The country has now entered a far more…

Habibullah Abdul Wahab* The Sudanese Standards and Metrology Organization (SSMO) has issued a new protocol, No. (11) for the year 2025, specifically for its accredited international inspection companies. This protocol will come into…

By: Ambassador Rashad Faraj Al-Tayeb Researcher in Geopolitical Transformations Israel’s public praise of the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council’s takeover of Wadi Hadramout was neither incidental nor neutral. It openly revealed…

By Rashid Abdel Rahim In an address to one of the massive crowds that took to the streets yesterday in support of the army, the speaker sent a greeting to the Sudanese intelligence service—placing her finger squarely on an important…

Ambassador Abd al-Mahmoud Abd al-Haleem The aircraft was crossing one towering mountain range after another on its way to Kabul, as though leafing through volumes of the country’s long and tumultuous history. The sound of the engines…

By Mahmoud Hussein Sirri In September 2022, during a speech at the army's commemoration of the 124th anniversary of the Battle of Karari between British Army and Sudanese Mahdist forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah…

By Ambassador Dr. Khidir Haroun Former Dean of Faculty of Press The International University of Africa, in cooperation with the League of Islamic Universities, will hold a conference on 'The Role of Universities in…

By: Muhannad Awad Mahmoud Tanzania is currently experiencing a complex political moment that cannot be reduced to an electoral dispute or a passing wave of protests. The country has entered a new phase of deep structural…

From Madani and Al-Jili to El-Fasher – A Tragedy Exposing the Decay of International Conscience Dr Abdel-Aaty Al-Manna’i While the world manages its crises through emergency calls and urgent meetings, Sudan stands utterly alone, facing…

By: Ramadan Ahmed Sudanese intellectual elites have, by and large, remained silent regarding what has been unfolding in the country since the fall of the Ingaz regime. This silence has left the arena wide open for activists and…