AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPeace & Politics: Sudan’s Sovereignty Council chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan met the UN-AU-EU-Arab League-IGAD “Quintet” delegation in Khartoum, discussing peace efforts and pushing an inclusive political process—while stressing there is “no military solution” and calling for steps to protect civilians. Rejection of Dialogue Plan: A Sudanese political coalition dismissed Burhan’s proposed national dialogue as a move that would legitimize war-made power, urging negotiations that first end the fighting and rebuild security and a civilian state. Chemical Weapons Claims: New reporting and witness accounts intensify scrutiny of Sudan Armed Forces’ alleged chemical weapons use, including chlorine-linked incidents in 2024–2025, with calls for an OPCW investigation. Displacement in Darfur & Blue Nile: IOM says more than 4,500 people were newly displaced across North Darfur and Blue Nile as insecurity worsened, including cross-border movement into Chad. Civilian Harm in Courts: Sudan Doctors Network reports an RSF-attributed drone attack on a court headquarters in North Kordofan, killing at least 13 and injuring more than 20. Regional Security Angle: Analysis highlights how SAF–Eritrea cooperation and TPLF mobilization are reshaping the Horn’s security environment, raising risks of conflict convergence.
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