AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSudan Peace Process: Sudanese civil society coalitions rejected a proposed “Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue” sponsored by Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the military, calling it non-neutral “political cover” that can’t deliver legitimacy while the war continues. Regional Diplomacy: The Quintet Mechanism (UN, AU, EU, Arab League, IGAD) wrapped up Khartoum talks, reaffirming Sudan’s sovereignty and rejecting parallel governing structures, while pushing for an inclusive, credible Sudanese-led political process toward a civilian transition. War on the Ground: Sudan’s army said it shot down RSF drones targeting northern Omdurman, with Khartoum reporting a gradual return to normal life as displacement and insecurity persist. Chemical Weapons Pressure: Rights groups and chemical weapons experts renewed calls for an international chlorine-bomb inquiry, pointing to new reporting and urging an OPCW-led investigation into alleged Sudanese chlorine munitions. Humanitarian Fallout: A new humanitarian system report warned that global funding cuts are leaving millions with less aid, citing Sudan among places where political obstruction and violations of humanitarian law limit what aid can reach.
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