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Sudan
Former Darfur rebels hold out for fresh talks on 5 December agreement

Published on 14.12.2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 3 min

Despite the proclaimed determination of the Sudanese political and military elite to get the political transition process under way, the 13-month stand-off, which has now ended, has left some parties seriously disgruntled.

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Former Darfur rebels hold out for fresh talks on 5 December agreement

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Sudan Former Darfur rebels hold out for fresh talks on 5 December agreement

Despite the proclaimed determination of the Sudanese political and military elite to get the political transition process under way, the 13-month stand-off, which has now ended, has left some parties seriously disgruntled.

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Sudan
Former Darfur rebels hold out for fresh talks on 5 December agreement

Sudan
Khartoum civil coalition turns to Salva Kiir to save December framework deal

Sudan
Gaffar al-Mirghani headed to Juba to bring al-Hilu into peace process

Sudan
2023 budget compromised by last year's arrears

Sudan
Successor for Hamdok finally on the cards

Sudan
Transition: 5 December agreement reopens race for prime minister

Sudan
Burhan taps back into Sudanese political dialogue

Sudan
Darfur militias remaining in Libya face uncertain return after Juba peace deal falls through