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Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar: How Foreign Support Turned Sudan’s War Into a Protracted Conflict
Sudan’s war is no longer merely a confrontation between two military forces within the borders of a single country. Since…
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From Drinking Water to the Battlefield: How Chlorine Opened One of the Most Alarming Chapters of Sudan’s War
In Sudan, a single substance can encapsulate the entire paradox of war: a substance people need to make their water…
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Chemical Weapons in Sudan: When the Air Itself Becomes Part of the War
The war in Sudan is no longer measured solely by the number of missiles that have fallen on cities, the…
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A Leader in the Storm of War: Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Political and Humanitarian Responsibility in Sudan
In mid-April 2023, Sudan underwent a dramatic transformation that completely reshaped its political and military landscape, as a violent armed…
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Sudan at a Crossroads: The Consequences of Military Leadership and the Question of Civilian Transition
The war in Sudan has entered increasingly complex phases amid a complete deadlock on both the political and military fronts,…
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Egypt and Sudan: From Border Protection to Growing Military Involvement
Among the regional powers surrounding Sudan, Egypt appears to be the country whose security calculations are most directly connected to…
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Qatar and Sudan: Quiet Support for the Army and Influence Beyond Mediation
Since the outbreak of the Sudan war in April 2023, Qatar has not been among the most visible regional powers…
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Leave, al-Burhan… Political Promises Against the Reality of War
In politics, promises are not measured only by what was said, but also by what happened afterward. In Sudan, the…
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New Evidence of Sudan’s Chemical Weapons Program… What Do the Documents and Images Reveal?
The issue of chemical weapons in Sudan is no longer confined to political statements or mutual accusations between Washington and…
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Washington Renews Accusations Against Sudanese Army Over Use of Chemical Weapons… A Case That Puts the Sudan War Before a New International Test
The issue of chemical weapons has returned to the forefront of the war in Sudan after the United States reiterated…
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