Opinion

Dr Al-Khidr Haroun The sharp turns in the history of peoples and states—those that lead to disasters and ordeals—demand pauses in which we feel for the points of danger and the sites of failure, mend breaches, and close gaps, in…

Ambassador Atta Al-Mannan Bakhit Henri Konan Bédié was a seasoned politician from the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire who was closely associated with Félix Houphouët-Boigny, the country’s first president and an independence leader known to his…

Walid Dalil Banking Expert In an age in which technology has become an inseparable part of our daily lives, electronic financial scams have emerged as one of the most dangerous modern crimes, not merely because they target money, but…

By: Ambassador Rashad Faraj Al-Tayeb What unfolded in Caracas, according to official announcements from Washington and reports circulated by international media, along with the domestic and external reactions that followed,…

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud The Central Bank of Sudan’s policies for 2026 cannot be viewed as an ordinary policy document; rather, they signal a clear shift in how monetary affairs are managed. The phrase “entering the shadows” here…

Rashid Abdel Rahim The clearest manifestation of the confusion gripping the government lies in the inconsistency of its decisions on fundamental issues, revealing a lack of understanding of its own responsibilities. The…

Taj Al-Din Banaga In this article, we attempt to examine three possible future scenarios in some of their forms (whether as a continuation of the current situation, or as an upward or downward trajectory), alongside an analysis of the…

Dr Ismail Satti Introduction Did Sudan truly gain its independence in 1956? This question may sound provocative, yet it is essential to understanding the predicament of the modern Sudanese state. If Sudan attained its formal…

Police Brigadier (Ret.) Omar Mohammed Othman The conditions of war in Sudan have driven millions of Sudanese to the Arab Republic of Egypt, which has long been—and remains—the nearest and safest destination for Sudanese people. With this…

Professor Ahmed Majzoub Ahmed Is the situation currently facing the United States of America—and its repercussions for the dollar—comparable to what the pound sterling faced in Britain after the Second World War? Or is the…