The unlikely prospect of civilian rule in Sudan ...Kuwait

Sudan expects to sign a new political agreement that will task a transitional government with steering the country towards democratic elections in two years. But Sudanese activists, lawyers, and analysts say that powerful security forces are determined to maintain de-facto control over the state for fear of losing their wealth, impunity, and support from foreign patrons. Sudan’s two most powerful armed actors are the military and the feared paramilitary group known as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Both led a coup in October 2021 to upend a democratic transition that had commenced months after a popular uprising toppled former autocratic president Omar al-Bashir in Ap

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