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Sudan: Is Peace Finally Possible?
The News Political forces, international organizations, and regional actors have launched new initiatives to resolve Sudan’s crisis, now entering its fourth year. In Nairobi, forces including the Sumoud coalition led by…
Hormuz Hits Sudan’s Farms
The News A Reuters report filed today from Omdurman reveals that farmers across multiple Sudanese regions have decided to cut back their planted acreage this summer due to the sharp rise in fuel and fertilizer costs…
UN Warns of Abyei Deterioration as Sudan-South Sudan Talks Stall
The News On May 7, the UN Security Council received a briefing on Abyei. Assistant Secretary-General Martha Pobee described the political environment as constrained by Sudan’s conflict and South Sudan’s instability…
Sudan File: The Berlin Conference — Results Without Leverage?
The War Enters Its Fourth Year Sudan’s war between the Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces entered its fourth year on April 15, amid a clear military stalemate. The army controls the northern, central, and eastern…
Analytical Reading | U.S. Sanctions on the Colombian Mercenary Network in Sudan
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Sudan: The Berlin Conference and the War Against Settlement
The News Hours before the Berlin Conference convenes on April 15, Port Sudan’s authorities adopted an unprecedented escalatory posture: sending a formal note to Germany declaring the conference’s convening without their…
Libya: Chaos Exported — Sudan Pays the Price
The News: A draft UN Panel of Experts report revealed that the arms embargo on Libya has become “symbolic,” documenting 124 cargo flights by five UN member states delivering military equipment. Most critically, southern…
Sudan: A UN Foothold Returns to Khartoum — The Field Grows More Complex
The News: On April 2, the United Nations reopened its main headquarters in Khartoum for the first time since the war erupted in April 2023, with Foreign Minister Muhyiddin Salem and senior UN officials in attendance…
Sudan — Drones Kill 200, Chad Is on the Edge
What happened: UN Human Rights chief Volker Türk said he was appalled by the escalating drone attacks in Sudan — more than 200 civilians killed since March 4 alone in Kordofan and White Nile state, including 152 people…
The UN Report — “Hallmarks of Genocide” in El Fasher
Military Dimension: How Did El Fasher Fall? The RSF began tightening its grip on El Fasher from mid-2024, constructing a 31-kilometer network of earthen berms and trenches encircling the city to cut it off from the…
Government’s Return to Khartoum – Symbolic Authority Amid the Capital’s Ruins
The Event: On January 11, 2026, Prime Minister Kamel Idris officially announced the Sudanese government’s return to the capital Khartoum after nearly three years of operating from Port Sudan as a temporary wartime…
Sinja Attack – Dangerous Escalation in Drone Warfare
The Event: On January 13, 2026, the Rapid Support Forces launched a drone attack on a military base in Sinja city, capital of Sennar state in southeastern Sudan, resulting in the deaths of 27 people and injuring 73…