Why are the Sudan’s war dynamics so difficult to tame? Why have mediation attempts failed to produce a breakthrough?

Today we shed light on the urgent need for reconstruction and regional security in the Middle East after months of devastating conflict, with highlights from MED’s Regional Meeting held in Muscat on ...

Examining the influence of the Emirates and Saudi Arabia in Sudanese politics is essential to understanding the causes of the ongoing war ...

How Sudan’s civil war turned into a trans-regional conflict, entangling aspiring hegemons, fragile neighbours, and opportunistic spoilers.

Why are the Sudan’s war dynamics so difficult to tame? Why have mediation attempts failed to produce a breakthrough?

The militarisation of gold resources have intensified the conflict, drawing in both local and international actors with competing interests.

Decades of overlapping conflicts, fragmented loyalties and militia networks complicate the narrative of a two-sided war between the Sudan Armed Forces and the RSF.

Two years into Sudan’s civil war, a fragmented battlefield, rising humanitarian toll, and competing regional interests leave peace as distant as ever.

Sudan is currently experiencing one of the most severe humanitarian crises in recent global history, yet it remains largely overlooked ...

The international community must prioritise practical steps to protect and support Sudan’s vibrant civil society groups ...

Today we shed light on Pope Francis’ legacy in the Mediterranean between interreligious dialogue and messages of peace.

As the CDU and SPD have finalized their coalition deal, Berlin shifts toward tougher migration policies, with a new migration ...