Hamid Khalafallah (2) Sudan's Christian community has been targeted by the RSF and SAF in acts that may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. Nonresident Fellow Mohaned ِElnour examines violations of freedom of belief and attacks on Sudan's Christian community timep.org/2024/05/09/the…

Hamid Khalafallah Mohaned ِElnour (3) The RSF and SAF have used internet shutdowns as a tool of control, isolating millions and exacerbating the suffering of civilians. Nonresident Fellow Kassem explores long-term solutions to ensure satellite internet connectivity in Sudan timep.org/2024/09/19/int…

Hamid Khalafallah Mohaned ِElnour Kassem (4) How do political and military actors engineer starvation? Nonresident Fellow Salma analyzes how starvation in Sudan and Gaza is not just a by-product of war, but a deliberate tactic used to weaken and manipulate vulnerable populations timep.org/2024/10/16/fam…

Hamid Khalafallah Mohaned ِElnour Kassem Salma (5) While immense challenges persist, Sudanese civilians, both in Sudan and abroad, have a clear roadmap for ending the war and stabilizing their country’s future. This policy paper offers critical context and details what US-Sudan policy should look like timep.org/2025/04/01/rep…

Two years in, the war in #Sudan shows no signs of resolution. As both sides push to establish rival governments, civilians bear the brunt of the violence - today's analysis by Hamid Khalafallah qantara.de/en/article/two…

NEW: The war in Sudan isn't only a power struggle between military factions, but also an attempt at silencing those who dare envision a future for Sudan rooted in democracy and justice, argues former Nonresident Fellow Hamid Khalafallah in this new analysis. timep.org/2025/04/15/sud…

"The systematic and persistent targeting of pro-democracy actors is a defining feature of Sudan’s war, exposing its deeper nature as a counterrevolution against Sudan’s democratic aspirations." Hamid Khalafallah on the second anniversary of "counterrevolutionary war" in Sudan.

"The systematic and persistent targeting of pro-democracy actors is a defining feature of Sudan’s war, exposing its deeper nature as a counterrevolution against Sudan’s democratic aspirations" A must-read by The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy former nonresident fellow Hamid Khalafallah timep.org/2025/04/15/sud…

⛔️ مع دخول #حرب_السودان عامها الثالث جعلت البلاد تعيش أسوأ أزمة إنسانية في التاريخ الحديث. في مقاله يرسم كاتبنا Hamid Khalafallah خيوط الصراع الدائر بين #الجيش_السوداني و #الدعم_السريع منذ عامين، ويتساءل: هل البلاد مُقبلة على انقسام جديد؟ qantara.de/ar/article/%D8…

🔔Checked your inbox for the Weekly Read? This week's pick is a piece by Hamid Khalafallah on how Sudan's war is not only a power struggle between military factions, but an attempt at silencing those who envision a democratic future for Sudan. Catch up here: mailchi.mp/timep/weekly-r…

In TIMEP’s fellowships, Hamid Khalafallah found a space to ensure that the Sudanese people's priorities are centered in the policy discourse. We're creating a hub for MENA leaders to tackle the region's challenges. Join the community that makes this possible: givebutter.com/supportTIMEPfe…

We are SO lucky at The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy to have gotten the chance to house Hamid Khalafallah's incredible work to center Sudanese civilians in the policy discourse. Learn more about Hamid and consider donating to the program that supports rising stars like him: givebutter.com/supportTIMEPfe…

How long will this tit-for-tat go on for? In just 2 days: SAF attacks Nyala airport; RSF attacks Kassala airport; SAF attacks Nyala again; RSF attacks Port Sudan's airbase (adjacent to the airport)... Expect more of this during the rainy season, this is just a prelude. #Sudan

Upcoming Webinar: "Sudan War: Two Years On" 🗓️ June 4, 2025 🕘 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm (Doha time) 📌 Zoom 🔗 Registration: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… ---- Speakers: Alan Boswell (Alan Boswell) Project Director for the Horn of Africa, International Crisis Group Mai Hassan (Mai Hassan)

Targeting individuals - especially women - because their analysis goes against popular narratives is disturbing. Kholood Khair has been an advocate for stability in Sudan for years. She was working in Khartoum and had to evacuate when the war broke out. This is not ok.

I am moderating this Middle East Council on Global Affairs #Sudan webinar on June 4. Register & join the conversation with Alan Boswell, Mai Hassan and Hamid Khalafallah

For @TNApodcasts I looked at the war in #Sudan.  Illicit external support is fuelling the fighting between the Sudanese army and the RSF. With analysis from Hamid Khafallah Hamid Khalafallah, Hala Alkarib Hala Y Alkarib & Khalid Omer Yousif (Khalid Omer Yousif). ⬇️ newarab.com/podcast/sudans…

As Sudan’s war escalates and governance fractures, both the SAF and the RSF have established parallel civilian governments. Former nonresident fellow Hamid Khalafallah analyzes how the competing governments are a new front in the war for legitimacy. timep.org/2025/08/06/the…

NEW: As the war continues in Sudan, survival has become a daily test of resilience. Former nonresident fellow Jawhara highlights the challenges of earning a living in Sudan today, while recognizing the determination that so many continue to exhibit: timep.org/2025/08/13/und…

🔔 Join us on Tuesday, October 21, at 10 am EST for “Sudan’s Power Chessboard: Rival Governments and the Battle for Legitimacy,” an online event with Hamid Khalafallah, L!N@-لينة, Kholood Khair & Mahitab Mahgoub, moderated by Doug Christensen. Register now: timep.org/2025/10/09/sud…