If there’s to be a victor in the Sudanese conflict it won’t be the Sudanese people. They are at the mercy of two brutal armed forces led by violent, power-hungry kleptomaniacs. Behind them are an array of outside actors including Russia’s Wagner Group, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the US and several others.
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There is still a question mark over the cause of the dam’s destruction – but the odds firmly favour Russia.
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Critics of the Commonwealth conflate a voluntary twenty-first century organisation with an exploitative twentieth century one, ironically erasing the agency of the developing world in the process.
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