believes that Sudan is not merely at risk of division into two separate states but is also heading towards full-scale fragmentation and societal collapse. The longer the war drags on, he warned ...

As the SAF struggles to maintain control, instability risks unleashing new ... deepening fragmentation and perpetual insecurity. Sudan stands at a critical juncture. Continued support for fragile ...

about Sudan's growing fragmentation after two years of war, risks of a de facto partition and prospects for getting a peace initiative on track. In this episode of The Horn, Alan Boswell is joined ...

This fragmentation pushed the RSF to seek the formation of a ... As the international community’s attention shifts to crises in Syria, Gaza, and Ukraine, Sudan risks being sidelined. The scale of ...

which in turn will likely lead the country down the path to division and fragmentation. The de facto authority in Port Sudan, which is backed by the National Congress Party, the Islamic Movement ...

New alliances in Sudan’s civil war risk sparking a regional conflict ... We are facing the total fragmentation of South Sudan,” Craze told Al Jazeera. If this forecast is true, then many ...

This is what makes Sudan’s war even more dangerous: fragmentation is creating multiple mini-wars within the larger conflict. Several key factors forced the RSF to retreat from Khartoum after it ...

In a politically charged move that raises complex questions about Sudan’s future, Dr Kamal Idris was sworn in as Prime Minister in Port Sudan, the country’s temporary administrative capital, before ...

Divisions within Taqaddum movement, a grouping of Sudan’s pro-civilian societies ... and unite to address the crisis or if continued fragmentation will grant military actors greater leverage ...

Sudan's burgeoning alliance with Eritrea, marked by recent agreements on military coordination and border security, highlights the risk of a deepening the militarisation and fragmentation within ...

South Sudan also risks being drawn into wider geopolitical tensions linked to external support for Sudan’s warring factions, notably around the role of the UAE, in addition to Ugandan military ...

As the war spreads to the peripheral regions of Sudan, dragging more and more armed groups from rival ethnic communities into the fray in border areas, the risk of spillover increases.