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

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.

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

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

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

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