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The expulsion of two Sudanese journalists from Egypt, at the beginning of this week, has further heightened the diplomatic and political tensions that have reached an almost uncontrollable frenzy...
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The Israeli press have made no secret recently of the possibility that diplomatic channels could be established between Tel Aviv and Khartoum. Last September, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz boldly...
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The founder of Tunisia's Ennahda Party has told a London audience that democracy is in the Arab world to stay. "The Arab spring is not dead," said Shaikh Rached...
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Sudanese and Egyptian foreign ministers meet tomorrow for long-awaited talks to address major differences that have caused diplomatic tensions to rise. Last week's proposed meeting was officially postponed due...
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Almost six weeks after the creation of a new prime ministerial position, political differences between the government and major opposition parties appear to be delaying the appointment of the...
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South Africa's defiant defence at The Hague of its decision not to arrest the Sudanese President at the 2015 Head of States' African Union Summit in Pretoria threatens to...
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It is abundantly clear that Sudanese and Saudi relations have come a long way since the day in August 2013 when the Sudanese Presidential plane that Omar Hassan Al-Bashir...
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At first glance, this week's meeting of Sudan's Top Security Chief with the heads of the American intelligence FBI and CIA appears to herald a new phase in the...
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Sudanese Egyptian diplomatic relations are as old as the Pharaonic pyramids themselves. In recent weeks, however, a dispute over these ancient landmarks has threatened to severely damage the ancient...
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The two-year process of Sudan's National Dialogue culminated last week with the appointment of the Prime Minister, General Bakri Hassan Saleh. In a few days, it will become clear...
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The swearing in of General Bakri Hassan Saleh to the office of prime minister, the first in almost 28 years, marks a new chapter in Sudanese politics and a...