The Reality of Sudanese Journalism Before and After the War

With the outbreak of the war on April 15, 2023, Sudanese journalism entered an unprecedented phase of contraction and violation, shifting from a fragile and restricted situation into a state of near-total collapse. The journalistic work environment became hostile and dangerous, and the press lost even the minimum conditions of safety and continuity.

The Industrial Sector in Sudan

Initially, drone operations were largely confined to direct combat missions, but gradually they shifted toward destroying infrastructure by targeting electricity sources, water facilities, and . . . 

Health and Environmental Risks of the War in Sudan

The crises facing Sudanese people have continued to multiply because of the war. The conflict has disrupted food production and distribution systems, pushing millions to the brink of famine. Approximately 42% of Sudan’s population suffers from severe acute food insecurity.

The international community has carelessly ignored the actions of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan.

Confronting the International Muslim Brotherhood Organization

Kidnapping of Employees from an International Organization in Darfur

Exclusion of Islamists from the Scene at the Quartet's Table

Washington talks are expected to center on Sudan’s post-war political future

Exclusion of Islamists from the Scene at the Quartet's Table

Washington talks are expected to center on Sudan’s post-war political future

Washington talks are expected to center on Sudan’s post-war political future

Exclusion of Islamists from the Scene at the Quartet's Table