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Beyond Airport Runways: Mapping Air Supply Routes Reveals New Dimensions of Sudan’s War
Sudan’s war is no longer simply a military confrontation over cities, roads and vital infrastructure. It has also become a…
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Al-Bashir Between Rumours of Leaving Sudan and Collapsing Living Conditions: The Power Struggle Intensifies as Citizens Face Hunger and Missing Medicines
Conflicting reports about the ousted president’s health and whereabouts, a collapsing currency, paralysed banking apps and queues for lentil meals…
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Minnawi Intensifies Warnings Within the Port Sudan Camp: Tribal Mobilisation and New Militias Raise Fears of an Alliance Rupture
Failed diplomatic efforts in New York, competing displays of strength at home and warnings against new armed groups raise difficult…
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Funding Relief or Funding the Wait? How Humanitarian Shortfalls Prolong Sudan’s War
In Sudan, the tragedy of war is measured not only by the number of people killed, wounded or displaced, but…
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Humanitarian Corridors in Sudan: When Aid Routes Become Part of the War
The war in Sudan since April 2023 is no longer simply a military confrontation between the Sudanese army and the…
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Al-Burhan Between Washington’s Pressure and Port Sudan’s Calculations: Islamists and the Struggle to Remain in Power
“The Story” examines the Islamic movement’s influence within the army camp and the complexities of negotiating Sudan’s future leadership, as…
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Washington Undermines al-Burhan’s Legitimacy: Visa Denial Becomes an Open Political Confrontation
According to “The Story”, the visa refusal presents Sudan’s army chief with an unprecedented diplomatic test, while Hamdok’s meetings in…
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Sixteen Flights in Seventeen Days: A Surge Towards Port Sudan Raises Questions About the Cost of Military Supplies in Sudan’s War
Flights bound for Port Sudan are no longer merely scattered entries in aviation records. They have become a way to…
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From Bandar Abbas to Port Sudan: How Satellite Images Traced Iranian Supply Routes to the Sudanese Army
Sudan’s war, which began on April 15, 2023, can no longer be understood solely through its ground front lines. Flight-tracking…
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Al-Uqaidat Mine Under Egyptian Air Strikes: Gold, Fear and Displacement for Sudanese Civilians at the Border
The risks surrounding artisanal mining in northern Sudan are no longer confined to harsh working conditions and difficult access to…
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