Opinion

Mohannad Awad Mahmoud Kenya is witnessing an unprecedented political ferment that is almost redrawing the country’s political map, after former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua stepped out of the inner circle of power to lead…

By Ambassador Rashad Faraj Al-Tayeb Researcher in Thought and International Relations With the growing body of international testimonies about the atrocities of the war in Sudan, the report released by Yale University is of…

Dr Ismail Sati The attack launched by U.S. President Donald Trump against Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was not a passing political quarrel. It formed, through a continuous chain of statements spanning more than six years,…

By: Al-Obeid Ahmed Murawih On the ninth day of the current war in Sudan (24 April 2023), then–US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that both the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces had agreed to a 72-hour…

Waleed Dalil Retail banking services are witnessing radical transformations driven by the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence technologies, modern automation engines, digital behavioral signals, and open-source data…

Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed Amnesty International was founded in a remarkable and well-known way. Its story began when the English lawyer Peter Benenson (born 21 July 1921 in Oxford, died 25 February 2005) became angered by the seven-year…

Sabah Musa For a long time, those interested in Egyptian–Sudanese relations have aspired—through collective reflection and direct dialogue between stakeholders in both countries—to lay the foundations for a new understanding of these…

By Khalid Al-Balloula Amid the war tearing through Sudan, media outlets — both local and regional — remain preoccupied with tracking battlefield movements and reporting on military operations. As a result, the public is exposed mainly to…

Brigadier of Police (Ret.) Omar Mohamed Othman In February 2003, US Secretary of State Colin Powell stood before the UN Security Council waving a small glass vial containing a white powder, claiming it was a sample of Iraqi anthrax. Two…

Dr Salwa Hassan Siddig When the Caesar, Kadim Al-Sahir, sang the words of the poet Hassan Marwani in Ana wa Laila: “Alas, my ships have drifted away from me, My sails have departed… I have been exiled, and strangers have taken root in…