Country: Sudan
Collection of geopolitical papers, conflicts, and diplomatic crises involving Sudan.
Published Chronicles & Analyses
The Gaza War of 2023-2024: Humanitarian Disaster and Israel's Campaign against Hamas
An in-depth analysis of Israel's intensive military operation in Gaza, the catastrophic humanitarian crisis, profound civilian displacement, extensive infrastructure damage, and the significant international legal and geopolitical challenges that have redefined the regional security landscape.
The October 7 Attacks on Israel in 2023: Hamas Strike and Escalation
Hamas's unprecedented and meticulously planned cross-border raid from Gaza on October 7, 2023, resulted in the single deadliest day for Jewish people since the Holocaust, shattering Israel's sense of security, revealing profound intelligence failures, and precipitating a large-scale war with far-reaching geopolitical implications across the Middle East and beyond.
The Yom Kippur War of 1973: Oil Embargo and Superpower Confrontation
The surprise attack on Israel on Yom Kippur, the threat of superpower escalation, and the Arab oil embargo that paralyzed Western economies.
The Financial War Against Russia: Sanctions, Asset Freezes, and SWIFT Ban
A comprehensive analysis of the unprecedented financial statecraft deployed against Russia in 2022, detailing the freezing of Central Bank foreign reserves, exclusion from SWIFT, and the systemic decoupling of its financial sector, alongside its historical precedents, geopolitical implications, and long-term legacy.
The Rise of the Taliban in Afghanistan 1996: The Islamic Fundamentalist Order
A comprehensive analysis of how the fundamentalist Taliban militia captured Kabul in 1996, enforced a strict interpretation of Sharia law, and transformed Afghanistan into a safe haven for Al-Qaeda, detailing the historical, geopolitical, and socio-economic factors at play.
The Bandung Conference of 1955: The Awakening of the Third World
The historic gathering of Asian and African leaders in Indonesia that laid the foundations of anti-colonialism and the Non-Aligned Movement.
Founding the International Criminal Court 2002: Prosecuting Global Crimes
The entry into force of the Rome Statute in 2002, establishing the first permanent court for genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes, marked a transformative moment in international law, despite significant geopolitical opposition from the United States and ongoing debates about its jurisdiction and effectiveness.