Sudan

Inside the rise of the Haftar family’s Dubai-based 'money man'

Ahmed Gadalla controls companies in Libya, the UAE, Malta and the UK, and is accused of being a central figure in the Haftars' illicit operations – allegations he denies

Saudi Arabia and its allies must curb the growing Israeli-Emirati axis

David Hearst

UAE's Opec exit seeks to hit Saudi Arabia where it hurts

Mohamad Elmasry

Saudi-UAE Tensions

'Empowered': UAE's exit from Opec appeases Trump, delivers blow to Saudi Arabia

Iran has a long history of defying bullies. Trump has reaped the whirlwind

Soumaya Ghannoushi

From Sudan to Gaza, becoming 'Singapore' means choosing to comply

Khalid Albaih

How US-Israeli war on Iran has eclipsed the crisis in Sudan

Osama Abuzaid

Iran war: What has the war done to the cost of humanitarian aid?

Almost half of Sudan's lifesaving kitchens have closed in last six months

Sudan military council open to talks as protests ramp up pressure

Six months on: Sudan's deep state is still going strong

Willow Berridge

The UAE’s empire of sand

Khalil al-Anani

Social media provides platform of solidarity with the Sudanese uprising

Sudan's Bashir charged with corruption in first public appearance since ousting

Sudan's Bashir to appear in court on corruption, currency charges

'Scorched earth': Latest attacks in Darfur reveal ongoing 'hidden' violence

Sudan: Could civilian-led government get country off US terror blacklist?

Sudan's military authorities admit to ordering crackdown on sit-in

Sudan's ousted president Bashir charged with corruption: State media

Sudanese fear growing violence in east of country caused by security vacuum

Dozens of Sudanese officers 'arrested for refusing to use violence against protesters'