Political transitions following Arab revolutions have generally been messy and complicated since 2011. Sudan’s ongoing three-year transition to democracy is no exception. At this juncture, devastating floods, COVID-19, inflation, food insecurity, and unemployment leave the country facing countless challenges amid a sensitive period. Khartoum’s agreement to establish limited ties with Israel is now another issue that may have a divisive impact on Sudan. The deal could possibly lead to greater domestic instability, in large part because the agreement appears to reflect the interests of Sudan’s regional and international partners rather than popular opinion in Sudan itself.
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