This month’s analysis examines a turning point in Sudan’s war, as the country’s de facto partition became increasingly institutionalised. The emergence of parallel currencies, separate education systems, and competing governing structures reflects a conflict that is becoming more deeply entrenched.

The June edition also covers the escalating threat around El Obeid, the continued collapse of the Sudanese pound, growing communal tensions in Darfur and eastern Sudan, humanitarian and displacement trends, and the latest regional and international developments shaping the conflict.

#Sudan_Signal is a monthly analytical brief produced by the Sudanese Center for Policy Studies to help Sudanese civil society and everyone working on Sudan stay informed and grounded in a rapidly changing context.

We hope it serves as a useful resource for researchers, humanitarian actors, policymakers, journalists, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Sudan’s evolving crisis.

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