Elfadil Ibrahim

After El-Fasher's fall, Egypt faces the choice of intervening in a war against UAE proxies, or standing by as its 'red lines' in Sudan fade into irrelevance

As Sudan's economy collapses, rival military leaders have engineered a fragile truce to keep oil flowing. But how long will it last?

Sudan is becoming a new hub for Captagon after the collapse of Syria's narco-state. It could leave behind a trail of addiction and instability for years to come

The skies over Port Sudan, once a sanctuary from Sudan's spiralling civil war, now carry the buzz of drones and clouds of burning fuel

Analysis: The army's recapture of Khartoum marks the end of one chapter in the war, but the next phase could see protracted conflict in the west of Sudan.

Analysis: As a battleground for foreign rivalries, the role of external powers in any diplomatic breakthrough remains crucial.

Analysis: While the Rapid Support Forces are looking weaker, there is little else to suggest that an end to Sudan's war is near.

Analysis: After 15 months of fighting with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, Sudan's army is looking increasingly weak and capable of being defeated.

Analysis: With no end in sight to the war in Sudan, Egypt has become more pragmatic in its approach to the conflict.

Analysis: Moscow's policy of supporting both Sudan's army and the Rapid Support Forces makes a political resolution to the conflict even more complicated.