Sudan and the chemical weapons question: The International Community’s Test
By Dr. Osama Ahmed Al-Mustafa When civilians become the biggest question in wars where narratives proliferate and accusations are conflicting,...
TASIS government
Sudan/ The establishment government: A race against time to revive basic services and secure livelihoods
In a highly complex field and humanitarian reality, restoring basic services and rehabilitating vital infrastructure stands out as one of...
Restoring dignity through development: Sudan’s economic charter for regional Self-Sufficiency
Political and civil stability is inseparable from the daily lives of Sudanese citizens. Structural crises often worsen when the economy...
The “Founding Government” and social peace: The role of indigenous administrations in strengthening social cohesion and restoring the National Fabric
The accumulated crises and successive political upheavals in Sudan have severely strained the cohesion of its local communities. The crisis...
