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Analysis

Sudan After al-Fashir: The Logic of Partition

Al-Fashir has fallen. The Rapid Support Forces now control most of Darfur. What is emerging in Sudan is not chaos — it is a logic. The country is being divided into spheres of control by armed actors with foreign backers. Partition is rarely declared. It is simply allowed to happen.

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