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15 March, 2026 Gulf Security Challenges Between Constants and Change
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22 February, 2026 Redefining Sudan’s Settlement Equation Sudan Before the Security Council
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South Sudan: Yet Another Crisis
March 25, 2018New measures announced by the United States targeting South Sudanese 15 oil-related entities raises three major questions: whether such measures will help further peace through curtailing funds that are fueling the fight...
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The Questions Of Identity And Cultural Alienation
March 18, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The issue of identities and their complications were among the causes of the breakdowns in the Arab and Muslim Worlds. These identity questions have sown the seeds of sedition in many of our countrie...
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Matching Effort
March 18, 2018It has been quite a long time since Sudan received attention from a notable US think tank. In fact it was back in 2001 that the Center of Strategic and International Studies issued its extensive report advising the Unite...
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More Is Needed To Stem Illicit Arms
March 12, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - The government is citing a positive outcome of the ongoing campaign to collect illicit arms from the hands of citizens in the Western regions of Darfur and Kordofan. It said some 80,000 piec...
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'Old Drawing' Author: Writers In Our Country Are Honoured After They Die
February 25, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) -Novelist and story writer Nafisa Zain al-Abidin is a Sudanese immigrant who lives in the United States of America. Her novel “Old Drawing” caused a stir among critics and readers because o...
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Will Sudan Miss the Boat?
February 25, 2018In the midst of an economic and political crisis that is engulfing the country a ray of hope is penetrating the dark clouds, yet posing at the same time a new challenge for the government and the country as a whole. &nb...
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British Ambassador Michael Aron Bids Farewell From Inside A Classroom
February 20, 2018KHARTOUM (Sudanow) - British Ambassador Michael Aron has bid the Sudan farewell from inside a classroom at a school in the eastern part of Khartoum, the capital. While preparing to leave the country at...
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Photo of the Week
Khartoum (Sudanow) — Sudan was deeply saddened today by the passing of one of its most distinguished scholars. Academic and research circles mourned the death of Professor Mohammed Al-Hassan Shayoub, who passed away in Cairo at dawn on Monday, June 8. With his departure, the scientific community has lost a towering academic figure and one of the nation’s most respecte...
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08 June, 2026
On the Hearths of the Community Kitchens, the Meaning of Homeland Was Forged
In Arabic, the word Takia originally denotes a place of support and refuge. Historically, it has also referred to spaces dedicated to hospitality, where food is offered to the needy and to travelers. Yet some words outgrow their dictionary definitions, acquiring deeper meanings shaped by extraordinary moments in history. Such is the story of Sudan’s community kitchens during the recent war. As conflict swept across the co...
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