Sudan
Burhan’s Government in Port Sudan Has Paralyzed Efforts Toward a Humanitarian Ceasefire, While Escalating Violence
Jerusalem Should Deliver the Self-Described Human Rights Activists and Their Symbolic Aid to a State with Far Greater Crises
The Case Points to a Deeper Pattern of Cooperation Between Elements of Turkey’s Defense Sector and Iranian Procurement Networks
The Sudan Conflict Is a Humanitarian One, and It Risks Drawing Its Neighbors Into an Even Broader War
Iranian Operatives in Los Angeles Engage in Activities from Money Laundering to Harassment of Anti-Regime Protesters
Iran Is Turning the Continent Into a Lucrative Market and a Potential Forward Assembly Zone for Its Asymmetric Arsenal
While Gaza, Lebanon, and the Gulf Get All the Attention, a Quieter Iranian Move Is Unfolding Across the Red Sea
Washington Has Now Connected the Entire Transnational Network and Exposed Its Operational Core in Khartoum
The Move Illustrates Trump’s Pledge to Pursue the Muslim Brotherhood Wherever Possible
A Sudanese Militia Leader on War Aims, Allegations of Islamism, and the Future of the State
Established at the End of 1998, the Group Is Affiliated with the Reserve Forces in the Sudanese Armed Forces
The Biden Administration’s Decision in 2021 to Remove the Houthis from the U.S. List of Foreign Terror Organizations Weakened Deterrence by Reducing Political and Economic Pressure
Sudan Has Ceased to Be a Sovereign State at War with Itself and Has Become a Battlespace for Competing Regional Hegemonies
An Interview with a Representative of the Democratic Revolutionary Awakening Council
The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereign Council Accuses U.S. Envoy of Bias in Peace Plan to End Sudanese Civil War
Missing in the Wider Coverage Is an Attempt to Understand the Motivations and Aims of the Main Warring Sides
Across Israel’s Southern and Western Peripheries, a Slow-Motion Catastrophe Is Taking Shape
If the United States Is to End the Sudanese War, It Must Set Ceasefire Priorities Before Bringing in Others
One Scholar Notes Ship-Tracking Data Show the Houthi-Sudan Alliance, Begun in Late 2024, Is Driven by Mutual Opportunism
Use of Sudan’s Coastline Would Allow the Houthis, and Iran, to Deflect Attention from Battered Houthi Areas in Hodeidah and Sana’a