Sudan’s Apparent Coup Shakes Up Tenuous National and Regional Stability

WASHINGTON — Monday’s apparent military coup in Sudan crippled the nation’s leadership and could have sweeping regional implications, including inflaming already bitter disputes among Sudan’s neighbors, analysts say. “I would say key in today’s considerations really are questions of the ongoing conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia and Sudan over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam,” said […]

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Sudan’s PM Abdalla Hamdok, Ministers Under House Arrest

Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdella Hamdok and ministers under house arrest by military force. The military force reportedly surrounded the Prime Minister’s resident and put him under arrest today. Other civilian officials taken into custody include Industry Minister Ibrahim al-Sheikh, and the governor of Sudan’s capital Khartoum, Ayman Khalid, family sources told Al Jazeera. Information Minister […]

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