Asmaa Al-Husseini's Articles

The Rapid Support Forces’ takeover of the border triangle shared by Sudan, Egypt, and Libya threatens to expand the Sudan war into a regional conflict

New disasters are striking by the second in Sudan. Higher temperature, ravaging conflict, and drought are all taking their toll.

A recent offensive by the RSF locked the Sudanese state in an open-ended, brutal power struggle

Two years of war have left Sudan in a devastating humanitarian crisis.

What happens now that the Sudanese Armed Forces has retaken the Republican Palace?

Fierce battles are destroying Sudan’s political landscape as the country’s armed conflicts continue to rage

The initiative to establish a parallel government in Sudan is fuelling fears that the country may be spiralling towards fragmentation.

The Sudanese army believes its recapture of Al-Jazeera’s Wad Madani is a prelude to ultimate triumph against the RSF

With a staggering humanitarian toll, economic collapse, political squabbles, and endless violence, Sudan does not have much time before totally collapsing.

Cairo is sparing no effort to bring peace to its southern neighbour Sudan, writes Asmaa Al-Husseini

Where Sudan’s ferocious war is concerned, the voices of reason insist that negotiations are the only way forward, reports Asmaa Al-Husseini

As Sudan’s army and Rapid Support Forces continue to fight it out, the population is enduring all sorts of horrors and abuse, reports Asmaa Al-Husseini

From bombardment to venomous scorpions and snakes, the average Sudanese has a slim chance of survival.

The first step on the way to peace in Sudan hinges on the success of the Geneva talks.

While theories about the attempt on Al-Burhan’s life multiply, Asmaa Al-Husseini asks whether the forthcoming Geneva talks might deliver the peace Sudan needs

As the civil conflict continues in Sudan, the country is on the brink of the worst famine the world has seen since the Great Ethiopian Famine some 40 years ago.

A glimmer of the end of the now 14-month long Civil War in Sudan continues to elude the Sudanese people, the region, and the international community, reports Asmaa Al-Husseini

The outcome of the critical battle over Al-Fasher may chart the future of Sudan, reports Asmaa Al-Husseini

What might the prospects be for the war in Sudan? A Paris conference gives some clues.

Sudan is quickly becoming the world’s worst humanitarian tragedy, with famine and displacement being the tip of the iceberg.

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