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Sudan
Hemeti's brothers wage his social media war

As his RSF fighters do battle with the Sudanese army, the militia leader is also waging a propaganda war on social media with the help of an experienced team based in Khartoum and Dubai.

Subscribers only Politics 21.04.2023

Sudan
EU adds Sudan to agenda amid violent clashes

Les ministres des affaires étrangères de l'Union européenne (UE), qui doivent se réunir le 24 avril au Luxembourg, ont ajouté à la dernière minute le Soudan à leur agenda à la suite des violents combats qui ont éclaté dans le pays

Subscribers only Diplomacy 21.04.2023

Egypt, Sudan
What was the role of the elite Egyptian army unit arrested by the RSF?

While Egyptian soldiers detained by the Rapid Support Forces started to be released last night, their presence at the Merowe base in the north of the country is raising questions. On the sidelines of joint exercises between the Egyptian and Sudanese armies, this unit appears to have been stationed there for a long period of time.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 20.04.2023

Sudan
Riyadh takes on task of mediating between Hemeti and Burhan

Alert published on 14/4/23, updated on 16/4/23: Up until the last moment, Saudi diplomats tried to patch things up between Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his n°2, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, better known as "Hemeti". Despite those efforts, however, the Sudanese strongmen decided to go to war.

Subscribers only Politics, Diplomacy 14.04.2023

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo and Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.

Sudan
Security reform still a sticking point in political dialogue

Sudan should get its transition to democracy back on track in the first half of April. Thorny issues like the integration of the powerful Rapid Support Forces into the regular army look unlikely to be settled by then, however.

Subscribers only Politics 29.03.2023

Members of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitaries in the village of Abraq, about 60 km northwest of Khartoum, on 22 June 2019.

Sudan
Ex-rebels Minnawi and Ibrahim pressure Burhan for government jobs

The signing of a final governance agreement after Sudan's 2021 coup has stalled, partly due to tension between the potential signatories. Representatives of armed groups and their allies are taking advantage of the delay to try to secure positions in the future government.

Subscribers only Politics 15.03.2023

Head of the Sudan Liberation Movement-MM, Mini Minnawi (left), and head of the Justice and Equality Movement, Gibril Ibrahim.

Sudan
Opponents Ibrahim and Minnawi close to yielding to Burhan's pressure

Finance Minister Gibril Ibrahim and Darfur Governor Minni Minnawi were initially reluctant to sign the framework agreement struck between Sudanese military and civilian leaders in December, but are now close to finding common ground. Provided certain conditions are met.

Subscribers only Politics 15.02.2023

Spotlight | Africa, Israel
Netanyahu revs up for his return to Africa

Whether in Guinea-Bissau, the DRC or Sudan or at ECOWAS or the African Union, the Israeli prime minister is always looking for chances to highlight the difference between his pro-active diplomacy in Africa and the wait-and-see approach of his predecessor.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 09.02.2023

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Sudan
Hemeti seeks spin doctor in Europe

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, aka Hemiti, the number two in Sudan's ruling junta, is looking for a PR firm to polish his image in Europe. A French startup is in the running.

Subscribers only Politics, Diplomacy 09.02.2023

General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo 'Hemeti' during a reception ceremony in Khartoum on 8 October 2020.

Sudan
Qatar poised to mediate talks on return of Darfur fighters from Libya

The next meeting between Darfur fighters in Libya and the Sudanese army is set to take place in Doha in early March.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 01.02.2023

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Chad, Sudan
Burhan-Hemeti feud plays out in CAR to Washington's dismay

The border region straddling Sudan, the Central African Republic and Chad has been the focus of intense manoeuvring in recent weeks. At stake is the control of the Vakaga gold mines and the expansion of the Wagner group, against a backdrop of high-level rivalry in Khartoum.

Free access Defence, Politics 26.01.2023

General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo.

Sudan
Western donors ready to resume aid and counter Russian influence

A coup in 2021 brought Sudan's economy to a standstill, putting debt negotiations on hold, freezing budget support and scaring off investors. But the country hopes that the imminent appointment of a new prime minister will turn the tide, signalling to the West that it can resume aid and return to the fray to compete with Moscow and the Gulf states.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 20.01.2023

Sudan
Transition: 5 December agreement reopens race for prime minister

The signatories of the 5 December peace agreement are trying to stick to a tight, self-imposed 24-month deadline. The appointment of a new prime minister is not expected in the immediate future.

Subscribers only Politics 12.12.2022

South Sudan, Sudan
Tut Gatluak acts as Kiir's linchpin on Khartoum-Juba relations

Two rebel chefs in Dafur and South Kordofan are still refusing to lay down their arms. One of Khartoum's main means of pressuring them is the South Sudanese president's security adviser Tut Gatluak.

Subscribers only Defence, Politics 03.11.2022

South Sudanese president Salva Kiir (left) and his security adviser Tut Gatluak Manime.

Sudan
Negotiations stall between Khartoum and Darfur militia in Libya

Discussions between the military power in Khartoum and militia groups in Darfur have been spinning out of control for several months. They are now even further from a resolution.

Subscribers only Defence, Diplomacy 28.10.2022

Spotlight | Sudan
Qatar working hard to rebuild its influence in Sudan

Sidelined by its Emirati rival in the wake of the Sudanese revolution, Doha has since sought to regain leverage in the land of two Niles.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 14.10.2022

Sudan
Darfur governor travels to Paris after Doha

Rebel leader Suliman Arcua Minnawi, AKA Minni Minnawi, named governor of Darfur in May 2021, is expected in Paris on 10 October.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 10.10.2022

Sudan
Minni Minnawi reconnects with Doha

The recent visit of the governor of Darfur to Qatar is at odds with the growing influence of the United Arab Emirates in Sudan. It indicates that the Emirate has not given up on regaining its influence in the region.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 30.09.2022

Sudan
Spike in violence looms in the east amid Beja unrest

Separatist Beja rebels are threatening to take up arms to further their cause, prompting junta leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to dig in his heels about talks.

Subscribers only Politics 09.09.2022

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Sudan
CAR rebel chief Noureddine Adam seeks to rally dissident groups in country's north

The leader of the FPRC militia has left Khartoum, Sudan, where he was living. At the same time, once rival rebel groups appear to be regrouping in CAR's diamond-rich Vakaga province where the rebellions began.

Subscribers only Defence, Politics 06.09.2022

Noureddine Adam, the chief of the FPRC, poses in Birao, northern Central African Republic, on December 20, 2017.

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo

Sudan
Hemeti's brothers wage his social media war

Sudan
EU adds Sudan to agenda amid violent clashes

Egypt, Sudan
What was the role of the elite Egyptian army unit arrested by the RSF?

Sudan
Riyadh takes on task of mediating between Hemeti and Burhan

Sudan
Security reform still a sticking point in political dialogue

Sudan
Ex-rebels Minnawi and Ibrahim pressure Burhan for government jobs

Sudan
Opponents Ibrahim and Minnawi close to yielding to Burhan's pressure

Spotlight | Africa, Israel
Netanyahu revs up for his return to Africa

Sudan
Hemeti seeks spin doctor in Europe

Sudan
Qatar poised to mediate talks on return of Darfur fighters from Libya

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Chad, Sudan
Burhan-Hemeti feud plays out in CAR to Washington's dismay

Sudan
Western donors ready to resume aid and counter Russian influence

Sudan
Transition: 5 December agreement reopens race for prime minister

South Sudan, Sudan
Tut Gatluak acts as Kiir's linchpin on Khartoum-Juba relations

Sudan
Negotiations stall between Khartoum and Darfur militia in Libya

Spotlight | Sudan
Qatar working hard to rebuild its influence in Sudan

Sudan
Darfur governor travels to Paris after Doha

Sudan
Minni Minnawi reconnects with Doha

Sudan
Spike in violence looms in the east amid Beja unrest

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Sudan
CAR rebel chief Noureddine Adam seeks to rally dissident groups in country's north

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Sudan Hemeti's brothers wage his social media war

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Sudan Riyadh takes on task of mediating between Hemeti and Burhan

Sudan Security reform still a sticking point in political dialogue

Sudan Ex-rebels Minnawi and Ibrahim pressure Burhan for government jobs

Sudan Opponents Ibrahim and Minnawi close to yielding to Burhan's pressure

Spotlight | Africa, Israel Netanyahu revs up for his return to Africa

Sudan Hemeti seeks spin doctor in Europe

Sudan Qatar poised to mediate talks on return of Darfur fighters from Libya

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Chad, Sudan Burhan-Hemeti feud plays out in CAR to Washington's dismay

Sudan Western donors ready to resume aid and counter Russian influence

Sudan Transition: 5 December agreement reopens race for prime minister

South Sudan, Sudan Tut Gatluak acts as Kiir's linchpin on Khartoum-Juba relations

Sudan Negotiations stall between Khartoum and Darfur militia in Libya

Spotlight | Sudan Qatar working hard to rebuild its influence in Sudan

Sudan Darfur governor travels to Paris after Doha

Sudan Minni Minnawi reconnects with Doha

Sudan Spike in violence looms in the east amid Beja unrest

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Sudan CAR rebel chief Noureddine Adam seeks to rally dissident groups in country's north

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Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Sudan
Hemeti's brothers wage his social media war

Sudan
EU adds Sudan to agenda amid violent clashes

Egypt, Sudan
What was the role of the elite Egyptian army unit arrested by the RSF?

Sudan
Riyadh takes on task of mediating between Hemeti and Burhan

Sudan
Security reform still a sticking point in political dialogue

Sudan
Ex-rebels Minnawi and Ibrahim pressure Burhan for government jobs

Sudan
Opponents Ibrahim and Minnawi close to yielding to Burhan's pressure

Spotlight | Africa, Israel
Netanyahu revs up for his return to Africa

Sudan
Hemeti seeks spin doctor in Europe

Sudan
Qatar poised to mediate talks on return of Darfur fighters from Libya

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Chad, Sudan
Burhan-Hemeti feud plays out in CAR to Washington's dismay

Sudan
Western donors ready to resume aid and counter Russian influence

Sudan
Transition: 5 December agreement reopens race for prime minister

South Sudan, Sudan
Tut Gatluak acts as Kiir's linchpin on Khartoum-Juba relations

Sudan
Negotiations stall between Khartoum and Darfur militia in Libya

Spotlight | Sudan
Qatar working hard to rebuild its influence in Sudan

Sudan
Darfur governor travels to Paris after Doha

Sudan
Minni Minnawi reconnects with Doha

Sudan
Spike in violence looms in the east amid Beja unrest

Spotlight | Central African Republic, Sudan
CAR rebel chief Noureddine Adam seeks to rally dissident groups in country's north