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As the death toll continues to rise in the protests against Sudan's military rulers, the local currency has plummeted after the Central Bank's flotation exacerbated the country's deepening economic...
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The decision by Sudan's Prime Minister, Abdulla Hamdok, to resign just six weeks after he was reinstalled in the job leaves a dangerous political vacuum that looks like it...
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Seventeen days after the Sudanese Army, led by General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, denied that it had staged a coup, the country is still no closer to restoring civilian rule...
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The universal condemnation of the coup d'état led by Lieutenant General Abdel Fatah Al-Burhan in Sudan on 25th October was little comfort to the bitterly disappointed and outraged Sudanese...
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The pressure for Sudan's far left to be isolated from the country's politics reached its climax this week with the formation of a new council from which its representatives...
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It cannot have escaped the attention of observers that Sudan's name has not yet officially been removed from America's list of state sponsors of terrorism even though President Donald...
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Despite the latest peace agreement signed earlier this month, journeying through Darfur in the heart of a 17-year armed conflict area is an arduous task. There are still major...
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Just how Sudan will be able to convict former President Omar Al-Bashir and 27 defendants for staging the 1989 coup remains a major issue of contention. Not merely in...
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The pending cabinet reshuffle, schedule next month, is unlikely to make a huge difference to Sudanese current economic difficulties. Despite the signing of two peace deals ending 17 years...
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The bizarre sacking of the Foreign Ministry spokesman after publicly admitting Sudan was considering normalising relations with Israel, signalled the weakening of Sudan's negotiating position with the US and...
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The abolition of the apostasy laws and the relaxation of rules allowing non-Muslims to drink alcohol is unlikely to have any real impact on the day to day life...
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Observers of the situation in Sudan have long doubted that the United States will ever take it off Washington's list of "countries sponsoring terrorism". The recent report from Anadolu...
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Sudan's continued insistence on maintaining a neutral stance in the negotiations between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Grand Renaissance Dam could be hindering rather than assisting the prospect of finding a...
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The role of the former intelligence chief, Salah Abdullah, in bringing down Sudan's former President, Omar Al-Bashir, has become the most talked about controversy in Sudan. The admission that...
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The death of Sudan's defence secretary in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic was not only a shock for Sudanese people, but it placed unprecedented pressure on the country's...
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The Sudanese government is to be commended for its swift response to the coronavirus pandemic, there being just one death to date, and 19 cases of infection. Schools and...
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The shocking news of the attempted assassination of Sudan's Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok is an indication of the political turmoil that threatens to derail the democratic aspirations of the...
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Since Sudan's transitional head of state Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on 3 February, an unverified list of demands reflecting agreed points has emerged. This...
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Details of the meeting between Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Sudan's transitional head of state General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan suggest that the normalisation of diplomatic relations between the...
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The gap between the military and civilian government in Sudan appears to be widening. The rift is threatening the political stability of the country and the power-sharing agreement. In...
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For many people in Sudan, the conviction of 27 intelligence officers for the killing of a protestor is a step in the right direction, but it raises questions about...
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Four months into the rule of Sudan's transitional government and the cracks are beginning to appear. The 2020 budget has yet to be revealed because of major differences emerging...
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As Sudan celebrates the first anniversary of the beginning of the protests which led to the fall of the three-decade old regime of Omar Al-Bashir, it also completes the...
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An arrest warrant for two leading members of the 1989 coup d'etat; a lawsuit against a conservative scholar accused of breaching religious freedom, an accusation the curriculum is being...
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The decision by United States' President Donald Trump to continue sanctions against Sudan is the clearest indication yet of the unwillingness to acknowledge or accept the progress made by...
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With the arrival at the Murted Airbase outside Ankara of Russian planes, over the past six days, carrying the S-400 missile defence system, the expected fall out between the...
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According to well-informed sources, on the night of 22 February this year, as the invited guests in Sudan's presidential palace gardens and television crews waited for the President to...
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Few Sudanese support the notion that the ideals of the revolution should be abandoned, but most have surrendered to the reality that the desired civilian transitional rule is unlikely...
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Historians and political scientists who have followed recent events in Sudan closely will point to the irony of the current dispute between the military and protest groups over the...
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There are at least a dozen reasons, some fictitious, why Sudan's ruling Transitional Military Council (TMC) appears reluctant to give up power, but protest groups are becoming increasingly aware...
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If the walls of Sudan's presidential palace could speak, they would tell of a stark difference in the atmosphere of the talks between the Transitional Military Council (TMC) and...
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The agreement between the signatories to the Declaration for Freedom and Change and the Transitional Military Council in Khartoum has not been fleshed out in great detail, but the...