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 […]
A leaked United Nations experts’ report has cast a glaring spotlight on the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) alleged involvement in Sudan’s brutal civil war, particularly its suspected support for the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group accused of mass atrocities. The confidential report, obtained and published by The Guardian, raises serious concerns over the […]
Part 2 Part I: Anatomy of an Atrocity – The Mechanics of a Massacre Strategic Objective The RSF’s assault on Zamzam and Abu Shouk camps was not random chaos; it was a tactical operation, planned and executed with military precision. Intelligence intercepted from local sources suggests that RSF leaders viewed these camps as both: This […]
Part 1 Introduction: A New Abyss in Sudan’s Civil War In April 2025, the conflict in Sudan took a devastating turn as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a brutal assault on Zamzam and Abu Shouk refugee camps near El Fasher, North Darfur. These camps, shelters for some of the most vulnerable populations—women, children, elderly, […]
Sudan is bleeding — and the world is watching in silence. What began as a power struggle between rival generals in April 2023 has spiraled into one of the worst humanitarian crises of our time. Civilians have become targets in a war fueled not only by internal power lust, but also by international complicity and […]
As the civil war in Sudan rages on, accusations of foreign interference and economic profiteering have intensified. Among the most explosive claims are those made by Kenya’s former Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua, who recently accused President William Ruto of engaging in clandestine business dealings with Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo—commonly known as Hemedti—the commander of the Rapid […]
Introduction Since 1983, Sudan has endured various forms of international sanctions, reaching their peak during the 1990s, and extending well into the 21st century. Although some sanctions were lifted or eased in the late 2010s, their prolonged impact continues to cast a long shadow over Sudan’s economic development, social progress, and institutional infrastructure, particularly in […]
By The Right Narrative Editorial TeamThe Hague | April 10, 2025 In an unprecedented move, Sudan has taken the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), accusing the Gulf nation of violating the Genocide Convention by directly supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) — the very paramilitary group accused of massacring […]
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 […]
The Sudanese nation has been shaken by the untimely and tragic death of Alwaleed Abdalhameed Abideen, a young entrepreneur and visionary who dedicated his life to fostering innovation and empowering youth in Sudan. Alwaleed, a graduate of Lancaster University in the United Kingdom, was not just an ordinary citizen; he was a driving force in […]