⁣The war in Sudan has become one of the world's worst humanitarian crises — but who is really behind it, and who is funding the forces fighting it?

In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Suad Abdel Aziz, Sudanese activist and founder of Decolonize Sudan, for a deep discussion about the latest developments in the Sudan War, the battle between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), and the foreign powers and interests shaping Sudan's devastating conflict.

We discuss who is funding the RSF and SAF, the UAE's alleged support for the RSF, Western involvement, Sudan's gold and natural resources, Darfur, the international community's response, and why the war continues despite the catastrophic humanitarian consequences.

Is Sudan's war really an internal conflict — or is Sudan being used as a battlefield for a much larger geopolitical struggle?

Who benefits from Sudan's destruction? Who is supplying the weapons? And why has the international community failed to stop the war?

Suad Abdel Aziz offers her perspective on what is happening inside Sudan and the forces she believes are keeping this war alive.

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This loan shows a growing geopolitical contest over critical data networks and national security assets. For African nations, the challenge remains ensuring this competition builds genuine local ownership.

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