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  <description>Ramy A. El-Dowek is a Middle East researcher whose work focuses on Middle East geopolitics and political economy.</description>
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    <title>Sudan&#x27;s Civil War and the Regional Balance of Power</title>
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    <content:encoded><![CDATA[New analysis on The Geopolitical Economist

SUDAN'S CIVIL WAR AND THE REGIONAL BALANCE OF POWER

Sudan's war drew in Egypt, the UAE, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia and Chad. Ramy A. El-Dowek maps the proxy lines and asks what ends the conflict.

Sudan's civil war is drawing in regional powers whose competing security and economic interests could make a settlement harder to reach.

From the opening:
“Since its beginning in April 2023, the conflict in Sudan has caused mass casualties, displaced millions of people internally and to neighboring countries and contributed to regional diplomatic fragmentation among states across the Middle East, according to the UNHCR.”

By Ramy A. El-Dowek, Middle East researcher

Read the full analysis: https://geopoliticaleconomist.com/articles/sudan-civil-war-regional-balance-of-power

#Geopolitics #Africa #MiddleEast #SaudiArabia #Egypt #UAE]]></content:encoded>
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