François Picard welcomes Dallia Abdelmoniem, Political / Media Analyst and Commentator on African and Middle Eastern affairs. Sudan is a war-torn nation unraveling in real time, warns Abdelmoniem. She says that we are not just witnessing a conflict between rival armed factions; it is a systematic war on civilians, where survival itself has become an act of chance. From displacement and starvation to the collapse of education and healthcare, Sudan is enduring what she describes as both a forgotten and ignored crisis. Yet amid this devastation, I also highlight the quiet resilience of grassroots networks: ordinary Sudanese who have stepped in where institutions have failed.
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Sudan civil war: Civilians caught in the deadly crossfire of a ruthless army-RSF power struggle
