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SUDAN Issue dated 28/04/2017

Trump offers new hope to Al Bashir

The government in Khartoum has decided to re-open its military [...] (261 words)

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Cash-strapped air force opts for second-hand Kuwaiti F-18 Hornets

Russia's support for LNA dampens Haddad's ambitions as national army head

CNOOC hopes to bag former ExxonMobil and BP blocks

Soleimani's assassination delays lifting of American sanctions

Abdalla Hamdok, a prime minister in a state of emergency

‘The Fall of Political Islam', Act One

Is a post-Bashir future shaping up?

Why Bashir has definitively sidelined the PCP Free

The US will not oppose a new term for al-Bashir

The ex-director of the NISS bound for Washington

Behind the scenes at the top-level intelligence meeting

Has the countdown to normalised ties begun?

Putin invites Al Bashir to anti-American encounter in Russia

Addis rides to Khartoum's rescue from Sisi

Washington pursues rapprochement with Khartoum

Trump steps up cooperation with Bechir

Bashir breaks with Egypt, hitches wagon to Gulf States

Khartoum, Riyadh’s go-between with Asmara

Khartoum organises war in Darfur with Riyadh’s support

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