Month: August 2025
- Breaking News
Hemedti’s Government Threatens the World
By Mohamed Saad As reports circulated about the formation of Hemedti’s government in Darfur, the media—whether deliberately or inadvertently—overlooked what is unfolding within the Rapid Support Forces (RSF): early signs of tribal rifts that have already escalated to killings and targeted executions based on ethnicity. These developments are alarming indicators for the future of this fledgling government. The proliferation of weapons in Darfur, combined with the RSF’s tribal recruitment structure and the region’s deep-rooted Arab–African…
- Columns
China — Success in History and the Future
By : Mohamed Saad Kamil September 3 of this year marks the eightieth anniversary of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. It is also an important anniversary in the broader victory over fascism in World War II. In the face of Japan’s full-scale fascist aggression, the Chinese people were united under the strong leadership of the Communist Party of China. Through cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the united national…
- Breaking News
Sudan’s War: International Lobbies and the Power of Political Money
By Nisreen Al-Nimr Journalist and news anchor. Since the secretive meeting between Sudan’s Sovereign Council leader, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and U.S. envoy Massad Paulos in Switzerland, speculation has mounted over what was discussed and proposed—and, more importantly, what Washington’s next steps might be. Key questions arise: Has the United States begun wide-ranging consultations that bypass the “Quad” (U.S., UK, Saudi Arabia, UAE) by drawing in Egypt and other players, in order to design an American-driven…
- Breaking News
Darfur Express: EU’s Complicity, UAE Petro-Dollars, and the Road to Genocide in Sudan
By Sabah Al-Makki Writing from within the storm From Dubai to Darfur, through Libyan ports and under the watch of the European Union, the vessel Aya 1 charted a course that carried more than cargo. Laden with Emirati armored vehicles and munitions, its passage across the Mediterranean told the story of a collapsing embargo, a flourishing smuggling empire, and Europe’s descent from silence into complicity. The Italian daily Il Foglio uncovered this shadowy trade in…
- Breaking News
Darfur Express: Thus, the EU turned a blind eye to the violation of the arms embargo in Libya and Darfur
Translated by Brown Land News Investigative Desk Introduction (Disclaimer) The following text is a literal, word-for-word translation of an investigative article published by the Italian newspaper il Foglio on 26 August 2025, titled “Darfur Express: Così l’Ue ha chiuso un occhio davanti alla violazione dell’embargo delle armi in Libia e Darfur” by Luca Gambardella. It has been translated as faithfully as possible to preserve the original meaning, structure, and wording. No commentary, interpretation, or editorial…
- Breaking News
The Black Pharaoh – The Sudanese Giant of River and Sea(From the confluence of the Niles to Scandinavia)
Dr. Osama Mohamed Abdelrahim Despite Sudan’s vast water wealth—stretching from the Red Sea and its long coastline to the Nile and its tributaries, including the White Nile, the Blue Nile, the Atbara, Dinder, and Rahad Rivers—the country has long failed to harness these natural assets. Neither Khartoum, the capital, nor Port Sudan, the nation’s main port, has developed water sports, skills, and recreational activities to match this abundance. Sudan has remained poor in tapping into…
- Breaking News
The Birth of Civility in Liberated Khartoum
✍🏼 By Magdi Abdelazeez ▪️Today is not an ordinary day in the history of the great transformations unfolding in our country. Today, the heart of the nation—Khartoum—beats once again as it hosts the first meeting of the Council of Ministers of the “Government of Hope,” headed by Dr. Kamal Idris after its completion. The scene was not merely a cabinet session behind closed doors, but a clear declaration that Khartoum, which the enemies tried to…
- Breaking News
Symposium on Reconstruction: Approaches and International Experiences
The Arab Marketing Organization, affiliated with the Arab Economic Unity Council of the League of Arab States, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Sudan in Cairo, organized a scientific symposium titled “Reconstruction: Approaches and International Experiences” on August 21, 2025, at the Triumph Hotel in Cairo.The event drew a distinguished audience, including prominent economists, financial experts, media professionals, representatives of the private sector, business leaders interested in post-war reconstruction projects, as well…
- Breaking News
80th Anniversary of Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression
By Xu Jian, Chargé d’Affaires of the Chinese Embassy in Sudan H.E. Xu Jian, Chargé d’Affaires of the Chinese Embassy in Sudan As we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, we wish to pay high tribute to all heroes and patriots who dedicated their lives to peace and justice, and their historic contributions will live on forever in our…
- Breaking News
The Hoax of a “Captagon Hub”: Deconstructing the Smear Campaign Against Sudan
By: Sabah Al-Makki Writing from within the storm The August 2025 report, Sudan’s Emergence as a New Captagon Hub, published by the New Lines Institute (NLI), is more rhetorical than analytical. It acknowledges Sudanese interdictions yet recasts them as evidence of complicity. Every industrial-scale laboratory dismantled was located in the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) -occupied territory. The report admits this but cloaks it in tentative phrasing such as “potential involvement” or “enabling production,” while describing…