Three years since the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan, a new reality is taking shape. Rapid fractures within the Rapid Support Forces, led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, now threaten to redraw the war-torn country.

Sudan stands at a decisive moment. Will the cracks in Hemedti’s front open a genuine window for peace, or mark the beginning of a more complex phase of social disintegration and political fragmentation? This question weighs heavily on the future of Sudan and the wider region

The decimation of Gaza in numbers

Israel's relentless aerial and artillery attacks on Gaza have turned it into a hellhole where death and destruction prevail in extremely complex humanitarian conditions without basic life services…

Al Majalla - London