Sudan
The recent seizure by rebels of a military airport in Darfur and their rapid advance toward the Libyan border threatens not only to disrupt the fragile balance of power in Sudan but also to significantly escalate the ongoing conflict. As Moscow solidifies its influence while Sudan's regions sink
Sudan
Two years after the onset of civil war, Sudan finds itself on the brink of decisive changes. Recently, the government army finally managed to expel units of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces from the country's key cities, including the capital Khartoum. However, this military success is already being
Fleet
Russia has finally secured a base on the Red Sea. But does it still need one? The statement made by Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Yusuf Ahmad al-Sharif on February 12, announcing that an agreement had been reached with Moscow to establish a Russian naval base on the Red Sea, was
Sudan
In under two years, the bloody civil war in Sudan has claimed the lives of tens of thousands of people. Tens of millions have become refugees and so-called IDPs—internally displaced persons, in other words, refugees within their own country. Until quite recently the largest and wealthiest nation in Africa