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Sudanese exiles from the US, Britain and the Gulf have returned to fill government posts and succeed figures in Bashir's Islamist regime.
The peace agreement to end devastating wars in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile could be a key turning point in Sudan's democratic transition.
Sudan signs peace with holdout rebel group
Ending war with the rebels has been a cornerstone policy of Sudan's transitional government, which came to power in the months after Omar al-Bashir's overthrow.
Death toll 'rises to 30' in Port Sudan clashes
Authorities have imposed a nighttime curfew on the eastern city, whose port is the transit point for most of Sudan's foreign trade.
Medics say 25 dead in ethnic clashes in Sudan
25 people have been killed during ethnic group clashes in Port Sudan.
Sudan imposes curfew after tribal clashes kill 4
At least four people were killed and 35 others injured after clashes erupted in Port Sudan.
Sudan official: 3 killed, dozens wounded in tribal clashes
The fighting erupted between the Bani Amer tribe and the Nuba tribe in the city of Kassalla.
Gunfire erupts at two security agency bases in Sudan
Reports of gunfire at the Sudan Security Agency just days after Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok visited rebel stronghold.
Sudan PM makes historic visit to rebel-held south
The visit by Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok marks the first by a senior government official in at least nine years.
US condemns deadly violence in Sudan's West Darfur
At least 65 people have been killed and around 30,000 displaced, according to UNAMID and UNOCHA.
Sudan celebrates Christmas for first time in a decade
Ousted dictator Omar al-Bashir barred public Christmas celebrations.
Sudan dropped from US violators of religious freedom blacklist
Khartoum has seen warmer ties with Washington in recent months as it attempts to be removed from the state sponsors of terrorism list.
Sudan PM meets Darfur rebel leader in France: Macron
Sudan's prime minister had a 'profound' 3-hour meeting with an exiled Darfur rebel leader in Paris in what has been hailed as an essential step ...
Dozens killed in Sudan tribal clashes
Around 200 people have been injured so far in the clashes which have centered on the country's east.
Sudan triggers state of emergency over tribal clashes
Clashes have raged since Wednesday between the tribes of Bani Amer and Nuba in Port Sudan, prompting authorities to activate a state of ...
Sudan: Who is Hemedti? The man behind the massacres
Comment: Hemedti could become a Frankenstein's monster, annihilating any hope of a new Sudan, and turning against those who enabled his rise, writes Sarra Majdoub.
Sudan uprising: Echoing the voices of the youth
Feature: Why did these youngsters take to the streets and what is driving them to put their lives at risk? The New Arab speaks to the youth of ...
Sudan's revolution risks being stolen from under our noses
Comment: Bashir's state of emergency remains in place and no sight of a civilian government is emerging. This is a critical time for Sudan's ...
Sudan activists present demands to military council
Leading Sudanese protest organisers on Saturday met with the transitional military council now governing the country to present their demands, ...
Sudanese women are calling for social justice revolution
After years of systemic discrimination and violence, Sudanese women are now imagining a Sudan without Bashir's regime – a Sudan with social ...
EU migration deal emboldens war criminals in Sudan
Comment: By dealing with a militia state, the EU is now at the mercy of war lords who run the country, writes Mat Nashed.
On the front lines with Sudan's e-Rebels
In-depth: A new style of warfare is emerging, as activists using technology to organise are targeted by state-sponsored hackers, passing ...
Sudanese activists fear lifting sanctions will 'greenlight' regime atrocities
In-depth: Sudanese activists have told The New Arab of their fears the Sudanese regime will step up human rights violations now US sanctions ...
EU pays Sudan blood-money to stop migrant routes
EU governments are silencing their internal concerns over massive human rights violations in Sudan while paying out money to prevent the flow of ...
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