This is not the time to indulge in anti-humanitarian rhetoric and condemn foreign aid in the name of anti-colonialism.
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The proliferation of militias has long undermined the Sudanese state. The ongoing fighting could put an end to it.
The violence in Darfur attracted global attention in the 2000s, but that did little to ease the suffering of its people.
Why did the Sudanese transition stumble into a coup?
Why is it that a superpower so rich in experts, scholars, pundits and policymakers keeps messing up?
Under its P2P doctrine, the UN must deploy to Palestine to protect Palestinians from further Israeli war crimes.
Palestinians and other Arabs are not interested in the promotion of ‘religious tolerance’ by highly intolerant regimes.
Mass violence is not the product of religion or culture. It is born of narratives of insecurity.
What happened on June 3 has pushed the country to the edge of the abyss.
An open dialogue between the protesters and the Sudanese army could pull Sudan from the brink of failed statehood.
