The American Interest published on 3 May 2019 an analysis titled "Sudan's Half-Revolution" by Omar Al-Turabi, Dubai-based Al-Mesbar Studies and Research Center.
The author reviews the background of the on-going revolution in Sudan and concludes that much will depend on the four following key variables: the war in Darfur, the incomplete democratic transformation, the uncertain harmonization of the Transitional Military Council and political forces, and the worrying economic future.
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Friday, May 3, 2019
Friday, August 14, 2015
Sudan: What Next?
African Arguments published on 13 August 2015 an analysis titled "Sudan: What Next?" by Magnus Taylor, Sudan and Uganda analyst for the International Crisis Group.
He concluded that attempts to encourage an end to Sudan's worsening conflicts and to halt the deterioration of economic conditions for the impoverished majority, continues to suffer from the political vacuum within the NCP--a lack of agreement among the NCP's diverse internal constituencies and especially the military's resistance to concessions to the Sudanese Revolutionary Front--and an absence of credible alternatives.
He concluded that attempts to encourage an end to Sudan's worsening conflicts and to halt the deterioration of economic conditions for the impoverished majority, continues to suffer from the political vacuum within the NCP--a lack of agreement among the NCP's diverse internal constituencies and especially the military's resistance to concessions to the Sudanese Revolutionary Front--and an absence of credible alternatives.
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