Yaslam Altayeb

Sudan Is Not for Sale: How the U.S. and Its Allies Are Undermining a Sovereign Nation in Broad Daylight

In a deeply troubling move, the United States recently convened a high-level meeting in Geneva to discuss the catastrophic war in Sudan—without Sudan. The meeting, organized under the so-called Aligned for Advancing Lifesaving and Peace in Sudan (ALPS) initiative, brought together representatives from the U.S., Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Switzerland, the […]

The UAE’s Involvement in Sudan’s War: Violations of International Law and Humanitarian Crimes

Introduction The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been repeatedly accused of playing a destructive role in Sudan’s ongoing war by providing military, financial, and logistical support to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group responsible for widespread atrocities, including ethnic cleansing, mass killings, and sexual violence. Multiple reports from the United Nations, human rights […]

Fifth-Generation Warfare and the Weaponization of Sanctions in Sudan: A Strategic Campaign of Destabilization

Introduction In the modern geopolitical landscape, warfare is no longer confined to tanks, bullets, and bombs. Instead, it increasingly revolves around narratives, influence, and the systematic dismantling of a nation’s cohesion through non-military tools. This is the essence of Fifth-Generation Warfare (5GW) — a sophisticated form of conflict waged through economic strangulation, information manipulation, psychological […]

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April 15th: The Day Sudan Was Set on Fire

Two Years Since a Proxy War Was Unleashed on a Sovereign Nation April 15th is no longer just a date on the calendar for the Sudanese people. It is a wound. A scar. A haunting reminder of how quickly everything can be taken—and how deliberately it was. On this day in 2023, Sudan was not […]

The 2025 U.S.-China Tariff War: A Global Economic Showdown and Its Devastating Impact on Africa and SudanIntroduction: A Trade War Reignited, A World Disrupted

In a dramatic turn of global economic events, the United States and China—two economic superpowers—have reignited their bitter trade conflict, plunging the global economy into turbulence. The trade war that began in 2018 under President Donald Trump had simmered during the Biden administration but has returned with full force in 2025, this time even more […]