Abdel fattah al-burhan
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Abdel Fattah al-Burhan is the commander-in-chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the de facto head of state of Sudan, having assumed power following the 2021 military coup that derailed the country’s democratic transition. He is currently a primary protagonist in the brutal civil war against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a conflict that has led to one of the world’s most severe humanitarian disasters. As international leaders and organizations call for a global arms embargo to curb the violence, al-Burhan’s leadership is under intense scrutiny from global news outlets like the BBC, France 24, and the Financial Times. His role remains pivotal to any potential peace negotiations or the eventual restoration of civilian rule in a nation grappling with mass displacement and systemic instability.

Biden Calls for Global Action to Halt Arms Supply to Sudanese Generals

France 24 FRANCE 24 English -
In a recent address, US President Joe Biden called on the international community to "stop arming generals" in Sudan amid ongoing conflicts that have...

Sudan Conflict Worsens: Calls for Nationwide Arms Embargo Amid Civilian Casualties and Foreign Weapon Use

France 24 FRANCE 24 English -
In Sudan, a report by Human Rights Watch has brought to light the ongoing conflict's reliance on foreign-made, newly acquired weapons, despite a partial...

Sudan’s Civil War Escalates: Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds Amidst Fighting

Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal -
The ongoing civil war in Sudan has escalated into a dire humanitarian crisis, with no apparent end in sight. As the conflict between the...

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