After more than a year and a half in Cairo, Um Mohamed is back to her home in Khartoum. But like many of the hundreds of thousands who have heeded…
The fall of Fasher to the RSF marks a turning point that may reshape the future of Sudan itself
Obtaining clear information about the sexual violations committed against women in Sudan’s current war was not easy. Many stories remain trapped beneath the rubble of Khartoum’s destroyed buildings, mingled with…
Twelve long years of negotiations over the distribution of Nile waters between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan came to an end this week. The talks in Addis Ababa closed on Tuesday,…
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. The Rapid Support Forces launched drone campaigns in Kordofan and Blue Nile State this…
Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. As the US-led Quad on Sudan prepares to unveil a new proposal for a…
Ambassadors of Sudan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Turkey arrived in Somalia’s newly created Northeast State this week to attend the inauguration of…
Transitional Sovereignty Council Chair Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s visit to Ankara this week caps a tightly sequenced diplomatic push in December, following earlier…
In what Sudanese and Eritrean sources describe as a quietly evolving regional axis, Transitional Sovereignty Council Chair Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Eritrean…
Barely ten days have passed since the fall of Fasher to the Rapid Support Forces, and accounts from residents still trapped in…
«"The end goal is civil power and the means to accomplish this is grassroots organization"»
«In the lobby of Al-Moallem Hospital in Khartoum, I looked at the corpses and injured bodies around me. Outside the heavy glass doors that we locked,…»
«The proponents of normalization argue that this step favors Sudan’s interests without explaining how»
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