AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSudan Peace Talks: Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan says the military is open to “genuine” peace, but only after the RSF disarms and fighters assemble in designated areas, with civilians returning home and services restored first. He also backs an all-party dialogue run by an independent national mechanism, offering temporary immunity and suspending criminal proceedings for dialogue participants while dialogue statements won’t be used for prosecution. Political Front: Burhan has floated a unified political-military front to negotiate an end to the war, while insisting the army will keep fighting and rejecting any settlement that brings RSF leaders back to power. War and Civilians: Fighting around El Obeid in North Kordofan remains brutal, with reports of at least 14 civilians killed in an RSF-linked attack and worsening humanitarian conditions. State Capacity Crisis: A new report warns Sudan’s health system is collapsing, with 37% of facilities non-functional in 2026—turning the conflict into a generational rights catastrophe. Regional Security: Egypt and Türkiye are pushing a coordinated diplomatic front over Sudan, while Türkiye’s Erdogan signals Egypt could join the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement.
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