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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...