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Regional Influence and the Sudanese Conflict: Qatar’s Role Under the Spotlight
Since the outbreak of the war in Sudan in April 2023, the conflict has ceased to be a purely domestic…
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Qatar’s Role in the Sudanese Crisis: Between Political Mediation and the Challenges of Regional Balance
Since the outbreak of the war in Sudan in April 2023, the crisis has evolved into an arena where local,…
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How Have Turkish Interventions Contributed to Prolonging the Sudanese Conflict?
Since the outbreak of war in Sudan in April 2023, the country has become an open arena for regional and…
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Turkey’s Role in Sudan and the Reshaping of the Balance of Conflict: Between Regional Interests and the Complexities of the Crisis
Since the outbreak of the war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, Sudan has been experiencing…
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The War Economy and the Port Sudan Authorities: War Efforts Consume Teachers’ Salaries and Accelerate Economic Decline
The country is currently experiencing a period of significant economic instability that appears to be moving increasingly toward the risk…
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The Earthquake of Labor Protests: Total Paralysis Hits Schools in Khartoum and Kassala as the Movement Spreads to New States
Sudan’s education sector has entered a critical phase from which a resolution appears difficult to foresee in the near future.…
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Teachers in Kassala Between Cost-of-Living Pressures and the Challenges of Educational Stability in Eastern Sudan
The state of Kassala in eastern Sudan is witnessing growing discussions regarding the conditions of workers in the education sector…
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The Education Crisis in Sudan: Between Funding Imbalances and Public Administration Challenges
Over recent years, Sudan’s education sector has faced a complex set of challenges that have directly affected the quality and…
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The Legitimate Demands of Teachers in Khartoum and Kassala Under the Lens of Living Conditions
“We are no longer demanding better conditions; today, we are simply struggling to stay alive.” With these striking and bitter…
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Sovereignty Deficit and the Fall of Masks: The Port Sudan Authority and Its Failure to Manage State and Citizens’ Affairs
The comprehensive teachers’ strike in Khartoum and Kassala, which spread rapidly to encompass the states of Al Jazirah, the Red…
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