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Saturday, August 2, 2025

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Sudanese Politician: UAE Wants to Plunder Our Wealth, and Chad Must Apologize to Sudan (Exclusive)

Sudanese Politician: UAE Wants to Plunder Our Wealth, and Chad Must Apologize to Sudan (Exclusive)

2 months ago

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.

Hemedti’s ‘Mini-Government’ in Darfur: Is Sudan Hosting a New Emirati Statelet?

Hemedti’s ‘Mini-Government’ in Darfur: Is Sudan Hosting a New Emirati Statelet?

3 months ago

Sudan’s RSF commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, made headlines by announcing the formation of a breakaway government on April 15, 2025—a move that, for many in Sudan and beyond, was anything but unexpected.

Seven Emirati Companies on U.S. Sanctions List: What Is Sudan's Connection?

Seven Emirati Companies on U.S. Sanctions List: What Is Sudan's Connection?

4 months ago

In a fresh scandal, Washington has added seven companies headquartered in the United Arab Emirates to its sanctions program targeting entities involved in the war in Sudan.

Why Sudan’s RSF Militia Aim to Control ‘Merowe’ and Destroy Its Vital Dam

Why Sudan’s RSF Militia Aim to Control ‘Merowe’ and Destroy Its Vital Dam

4 months ago

Sudanese Army is battling escalating attacks by UAE-backed RSF militias on the strategic city of Merowe, while Sudan files a legal case against the UAE.

New RSF Graduates in Sudan: Is the War Heading North?

New RSF Graduates in Sudan: Is the War Heading North?

4 months ago

A new batch of 20,000 fighters from the UAE-backed paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) surfaced publicly on April 2, 2025, in a show of force that raised fresh alarms over the group's next military moves.

Latest Rift: How Saudi-UAE Tensions Escalated, With RSF at the Center

Latest Rift: How Saudi-UAE Tensions Escalated, With RSF at the Center

4 months ago

Regional disputes, especially in Sudan and Yemen, could further strain relations between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, along with their maritime border demarcation issue.