During his interview with Al-Estiklal, Mohamed Abu Zeid, Sudan Future Movement Foreign Secretary, discusses the shifting dynamics of Sudan's internal conflict, the role of neighboring countries, and the broader regional implications.

Tripoli’s fragile peace has collapsed as armed factions clash and political rivalries deepen, pushing Libya toward renewed conflict and instability.

Just minutes of clashes were enough to end the life of Abdul Ghani al-Kikli better known as Gheniwa, head of the Stability Support Apparatus (SSA) and until recently one of the most powerful warlords in western Libya.

Libya’s Tripoli government launched a military operation to dismantle rogue militias and reassert state control amid fears of renewed conflict.

Libya’s rival factions are vying for U.S. favor by offering to take in deported migrants, despite global outcry over the country’s inhumane detention conditions and political chaos.