Is the multiplicity of peace initiatives helping or hurting the country?
Although sexual violence during armed conflicts is increasingly recognised, attacks on men and boys remain a blind spot.
Achieving lasting peace requires parties to negotiate with adversaries – no matter how difficult this may be.
The array of peace processes has allowed the warring parties to forum-shop while the humanitarian crisis intensifies.
As civil war pushes Sudan towards famine, the West and BRICS should rein in foreign states meddling in the conflict.
Can the African Union’s new high-level panel succeed where other diplomatic efforts over the past year have failed?
Burhan and Hemedti, the bitter foes leading Sudan’s civil war, have missed two dates to talk peace.
Given the flawed Jeddah process, the AU and IGAD need a clearer role in the UN’s transition mission.
The continental body should focus on coordinating and collaborating with humanitarian actors, rather than new structures and policies.
New research suggests that over the past year, instability in the region has fuelled transnational organised crime.
To protect oil revenue and avoid disrupting its faltering peace process, South Sudan must remain neutral on Sudan’s war.
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