Opinion

Rashid Abdel Rahim The principal value upon which Dr Kamil Idris was chosen for the position of Prime Minister was his connection with the outside world, with international institutions, and with the West. And in that world, the virtues…

Eng. Munjid Ibrahim Yousif I was inspired by the powerful presentation delivered by Dr Wajdi Mirghani, Chairman of the Exporters’ Union and Sudanese agricultural expert, on 11 November this year in Port Sudan at the conference on the…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud In recent weeks, Juba has witnessed one of the deepest restructuring processes since South Sudan's secession, as President Salva Kiir Mayardit has moved to dismantle entrenched economic–security networks within…

Dr Ismail Satti Introduction Since the outbreak of protests in Sudan in December 2018—and even before that—social media platforms have played a central role in the Sudanese public sphere. They have gone far beyond their traditional…

Major General (Ret.) Dr Adel Hassan Terrorism has become one of the most significant issues affecting international relations and international law, being a multidimensional and transboundary phenomenon that recognises no homeland,…

By Muhannad Awad Mahmoud The recent statement by the US Secretary of State, following the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Canada, revived an old question regarding Washington’s criteria for designating terrorist groups: does the United…

Dr Inas Mohamed Ahmed Wars are among the most devastating humanitarian catastrophes and the most widespread. Because of their frequency, the rapid development of weapons, and the scale of death, destruction, and ruin they leave everywhere,…

Dr Hassan Issa Al-Talib The statement made by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio before the international press—explicitly condemning the militia, particularly its latest crimes in El Fasher; affirming the US administration’s stance on…

By Mahmoud Hussein Serry The war in Sudan has produced a humanitarian catastrophe that no rational observer can deny, ignore, or downplay. Regardless of who is responsible for this tragedy, the “international community” directs blame…

By Rashid Abdel Rahim A relative of mine from Buri Al-Mahas once told me about his father, a merchant who travelled widely across Sudan in the days when journeys were long and arduous. He would spend years in each region, often marrying…