Sudan News & Analysis

This week covers an expensive radar purchase for Canada’s High North; the EU’s ongoing struggle for unity in Ukraine peace talks; US carriers being dispatched to the Middle east; and a fragile ceasefire in the DRC.

The Sudanese Armed Forces have recently seized the initiative in the battle for Khartoum, but an end to one of the world’s bloodiest conflicts remains as elusive as ever.

Examining the nexus of violence and famine that fuels the Sudan civil war.

The Sudan civil war is increasingly drawing in extra-regional powers and spilling its borders, imperiling the stability of vulnerable states in the region.

The UAE has become increasingly active in African geopolitics as it looks to ensure domestic food security and secure critical supply chains.

Largely unnoticed by global headlines or great powers, the Sudan civil war has devolved into one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises.

Failed US-led peace talks in Geneva illustrate the difficulties in ending the bloody Sudan civil war absent newfound political will from regional and global powers.

The final act in the Rapid Support Forces’ takeover of Darfur could be the bloodiest.

From conflict to catastrophe, the world's largest hunger crisis looms in Sudan.

Prospects for peace remain bleak in Sudan as both sides increasingly view a decisive military victory as the only acceptable outcome.

Examining the complex geopolitical and domestic issues at stake for Egypt as Sudan hurdles toward civil war.

A web of domestic and foreign interests exists in Sudan, thwarting any easy resolution to the ongoing conflict between the SAF and RSF.

Recent border clashes in the disputed region of al-Fashaqa risk triggering a wider regional war.

Another civilian-military compromise in Sudan, the civil war spills its borders in Ethiopia, omicron roils global markets, and Turkey careens toward a currency crisis.

Examining internal and external forces at work in the latest military coup in Sudan.