By Mohammed Hassan al-Ta’ishi The war that erupted in Sudan in April 2023 has inflicted devastation on a staggering scale. It is tempting to view the conflict as a confrontation between two armed forces that can be resolved by ending the fighting and restoring the institutions that existed before the war. A ceasefire is urgently…
The Council of Ministers of the Peace Government has issued Decision No. 10 on the organization and facilitation of the work of national and international humanitarian organizations for the year 2026, lifting the suspension of the activities of Médecins Sans Frontières France (Doctors Without Borders France) and calling for a conference on humanitarian issues. The…
Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan El-Taishi, head of the Government of Peace, has ordered the development of an urgent and comprehensive humanitarian roadmap, declaring the protection of civilians and the uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian assistance the government’s highest priorities at this critical stage. El-Taishi issued the directive while reviewing the latest humanitarian and field conditions, emphasizing…
On the Extension of the Mandate of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan The Government of Peace welcomes the decision adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council on October 5, 2026, during its sixty-third session in Geneva, regarding the extension of the mandate of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan,…
Senator Chris Van Hollen, chairman of the Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health Policy in the U.S. Senate, demanded an independent international investigation into allegations that the Sudanese army used chemical weapons, and that all those responsible be held accountable. He stressed that the United States had concluded that the Sudanese Armed Forces used chemical…
Dr. Osama Ahmed El-Mustafa Cameron Hudson: From Sudanese analyst to voice in the campaign to burnish the power of Port Sudan? The U.S. refusal to issue a visa to General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to personally participate in the meetings of the United Nations General Assembly was not just a passing protocol detail. The incident came…
Burkina Faso may have a new rising star: Alassane Bagayogo. His name may not ring a bell, but back home he is considered the greatest talent and is already poised for a bright. He’s only 17, but his name is already making the rounds in the corridors of European youth academies. Alassana Bagayogo, a versatile…
The figures for the first half of 2026 provide a striking demonstration of administrative rigor. With a physical implementation rate for reforms reaching 68.4%, the government’s actions demonstrate remarkable momentum. President of the council Faure Gnassingbé is driving this momentum for transformation with exemplary strategic clarity. His approach is based on a constant demand for results…
Confronted with the looming threat of an unprecedented food emergency, Sudan’s leadership is advancing a carefully structured and proactive strategy. At the forefront stands Mohamed Hassan Al-Taïchi, head of the Government of Peace, whose recent letter to the UN Secretary-General signals a decisive political shift. His initiative reframes the humanitarian crisis as a matter of…
The Horn of Africa is the stage for a new phase of geopolitical tensions, where internal conflicts and regional calculations intertwine in a complex context. Sudan’s Al-Qadarif state, bordering Ethiopia, stands out as one of the main theaters of operations in the undeclared war between Khartoum and Addis Ababa. At the heart of this situation,…
