North Darfur’s Fasher remains the war’s fiercest battleground and the epicenter of Sudan’s humanitarian crisis, coming under daily artillery fire and being the site of relentless ground battles.…
“Just bear with it for a while, the European Union is causing trouble. You’ll be released”
The artifacts were extracted from five separate tunnels dug under urban residential areas
An ancient tomb reported to contain the mummified remains of at least 12 Egyptian gold workers has been excavated in Sudan
Two independent exhibitions commemorate an important chapter of Egyptian Modernism.
Experts claim that the government has placed a premium on short-term financial gain over truth-seeking that could prompt political reform.
Antique dealers, second-hand markets, auction showrooms, music lovers, music historians, amateurs and the rich are cornerstones of the wondrous world of vintage vinyl records. The rich history of…
After the fall of Fasher, Egypt turned to Turkey to find a way to deter the growing Emirati threat
Global efforts to expand humanitarian access and investigate violations after Fasher’s fall are running up against Khartoum’s attempts to control the terms of access as supply corridors become…
Far from Khartoum, where the two Nile rivers converge and Sudan’s economic and political elite have wielded power for decades, Abdel Rahim Dagalo — deputy commander of the…
Beneath the mask the city’s donned for COP27 are the marks of years of uncalculated redevelopment
A new basis for power could also be the basis for a new type of political power.
