There is no military solution in Sudan

There is no military solution in Sudan

Wars end when political will, diplomacy and collective action force a path towards peace

Sudan’s FM protests exclusion from London Sudan war conference

The army-aligned government of war-devastated Sudan has protested to Britain over its planned hosting this month of a conference on the conflict, which Khartoum says it has been excluded from. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in February told Parliament he will host foreign ministers in London, around the second anniversary of Sudan's war, "to foster international consensus on a path to ending the conflict." Sudan's Foreign Minister Ali You…

Sudan: Two Years On, Sudan's War Is Spreading

After the Sudanese army recaptured Khartoum, many hoped that Sudan's war would start winding down. Instead, as it enters its third year, the conflict is escalating and likely to expand in scope, unless diplomats make a concerted push for peace talks.

Two Years On, Sudan’s War is Spreading

After the Sudanese army recaptured Khartoum, many hoped that Sudan’s war would start winding down. Instead, as it enters its third year, the conflict is escalating and likely to expand in scope, unless diplomats make a concerted push for peace talks.

Abu Dhabi (Al Ittihad) - His Excellency Dr. Anwar bin Mohammed Gargash, Diplomatic Advisor to His Highness the President of the State, stressed that there is no possible military solution in Sudan and no alternative to civilian rule, apart from replicating the defunct regime. His Excellency praised in a tweet on his account on the "X" platform what was included in an article by Dr. Abdalla Hamdok, the former Sudanese Prime Minister, published by…

Two years after the very brutal and devastating conflict in Sudan broke out, Aukrust represents Norway at a summit on Sudan in London. – How to help end the conflict and bring in emergency aid will be the focus of the meeting, says Aukrust.