Tensions between Washington and the Sudanese government have intensified after the de facto Sudanese government refused to engage with the Quartet, led by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the UAE, to end the
Tensions between Washington and the Sudanese government have intensified after the de facto Sudanese government refused to engage with the Quartet, led by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the UAE, to end the
Yale Humanitan Research Lab finds paramilitary buried, burned, removed human remains after el-Fasher massacre. The Sudanese paramilitary group the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have carried out a systematic, weeks-long campaign to erase evidence of mass
Regions in Africa are collapsing. Across most of the continent’s 54 countries, governments are tyrannical, Islamist, or both. Many have ceased to function as states, splintering into warring ethnic and religious tribes. The resulting civil
Key Takeaways: Uvira Offensive. M23 rebels captured Uvira town in South Kivu province with significant Rwandan army support in the group’s most consequential offensive since March. The Rwandan army reportedly aided M23’s advance, violating its
The Southern Transitional Council’s lightning offensive in the south could entrench Yemen’s de facto partition and risks rekindling the 10-year civil war Yemen’s fragile state of no-peace, no-war has effectively cracked after the southern separatist
Key Takeaways: Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). M23 rebels captured Uvira town with significant Rwandan army support, marking the defeat of the Congolese government in South Kivu province and a significant escalation of the
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) — consisting of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait — has formally endorsed the U.S.-led vision for ending Sudan’s devastating civil war, dealing a
Boko Haram’s intelligence networks fuel its deadly resurgence Governments in the Lake Chad Basin region must target and dismantle terrorist groups’ information-gathering and processing systems. Since launching its Camp Holocaust offensive at the beginning of
As fighting closes in, the fate of the lakeside city could reshape military strategy across the Kivus, reroute regional trade and alter Kinshasa’s political fortunes. As fighting between the Congolese army coalition and the Rwanda-backed