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Sudan’s Bloody War Is Immune to Trump’s Art of the Deal

Elfadil Ibrahim 10/11/25

El Fasher’s fall exposes the failure of Washington’s reliance on regional power brokers — many who are directly involved — to end the conflict. For over 500 days, the world watched as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) methodically (...)

Weaponizing Food Worsens Starvation

Jomo Kwame Sundaram, Nadia Malyanah Azman 17/06/25

Wars, economic shocks, planetary heating and aid cuts have worsened food crises in recent years, with almost 300 million people now threatened by starvation. Why hunger ? World food production has increased almost fourfold since 1960. FAO (...)

La lutte pour le Soudan

Khalid M. Medani 05/12/24

Le conflit actuel au Soudan est le résultat malheureux du soulèvement populaire de 2018-2019. Les deux parties belligérantes mènent une guerre contre le peuple soudanais, cherchant à accaparer les sources de richesse – l’or, principalement – et à (...)

Sudanese Dialogue and Political Processes at a Time of War : People, (...)

Nada Wanni 18/04/24

Ending the war in Sudan will require real Sudanese dialogue and carving out a new political course. Nada Wanni argues that any Sudanese dialogue will be intensely contested particularly at this time of war. Wanni warns against a controlled, (...)

The Sudan crisis has been simmering for a long time

Yohannes Woldemariam 15/05/23

The Sudanese state has been governed by patrimonial order where loyalty is rewarded with patronage. The weakness of central state institutions has enabled the paramilitary Janjaweed to carve out its own power base. An attempt to muscle in on (...)

Soudan : l’orthodoxie néolibérale au détriment de la démocratisation

Magdi El Gizouli 05/09/22

Victorieuse du dictateur al-Bashir, la révolution soudanaise de 2018-2019 avait débouché sur un partage du pouvoir entre militaires et civils. La perte de légitimité de ces derniers, contraints d’appliquer un programme d’ajustement dicté par le Fonds (...)

Sudan’s protestors aren’t giving up despite heavy odds : here’s why

14/02/22

Sudanese have been going out on the streets for non-violent, peaceful protests for more than three months since the military coup on October 25, 2021. Thousands of demonstrators have been defying a ban on protests and have marched in Khartoum (...)

Death toll continues to mount as pro-democracy protests rock Sudan

Pavan Kulkarni 03/02/22

Amidst this country-wide civil rebellion, the military junta is speedily moving to reinstate the Islamist regime led by former dictator Omar al Bashir, who was ousted in April 2019 On Sunday, January 30, mass demonstrations against the military (...)

Women have always been at the forefront of Sudanese resistance

Shadia Abdel Moneim 06/12/21

A military coup carried out last month threatens to roll back the gains made in the 2019 revolution that overthrew al-Bashir’s brutal regime. Protests against authoritarianism and military regimes are not new to Sudan. Even the revolution that (...)

Soudan : divisions entre les acteurs du soulèvement de 2019

Magdi El Gizouli 27/11/20

Apparus dans la foulée des manifestations de 2013, les comités de quartier ont joué un rôle clé dans la vaste mobilisation qui a conduit à la chute d’Omar el-Bashir en 2019. Mais la transition a fait apparaître des lignes de fracture politique, sociale (...)

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