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How the Muslim Brotherhood could use Sudan’s protracted crisis to plot a comeback

  • Group played a pivotal role in establishing the deposed Islamist government of Omar Bashir in 1989
  • Experts say the Brotherhood might exacerbate existing divisions within the military and compound ongoing feud
By ROBERT BOCIAGA ·
Update Jailed Sudan ex-president Bashir transferred to hospital – lawyer

Jailed Sudan ex-president Bashir transferred to hospital – lawyer

By Reuters ·
Images of Sudan’s former strongman Omar Bashir in hospital draw anger

Images of Sudan’s former strongman Omar Bashir in hospital draw anger

By Reuters ·
Sudanese protesters block key pipelines, says oil minister

Sudanese protesters block key pipelines, says oil minister

By AFP ·
Sudan to hand Bashir, other officials wanted for Darfur war crimes to ICC for trial

Sudan to hand Bashir, other officials wanted for Darfur war crimes to ICC for trial

By Arab News ·
Sudan’s Omar Bashir’s trial adjourned to Sept. 15

Sudan’s Omar Bashir’s trial adjourned to Sept. 15

By AFP - Reuters ·
Rights groups want swift hand over of Sudan’s Bashir to ICC

Rights groups want swift hand over of Sudan’s Bashir to ICC

By AFP ·
A year on, Amnesty urges Sudan to deliver on protesters’ demands

A year on, Amnesty urges Sudan to deliver on protesters’ demands

By AP ·
German foreign minister Maas arrives in Sudan

German foreign minister Maas arrives in Sudan

By AFP ·
Sudan’s ex-president Bashir charged with corruption, holding illicit foreign currency

Sudan’s ex-president Bashir charged with corruption, holding illicit foreign currency

By Arab News ·
Sudan’s embattled leader bans rallies amid crackdown

Sudan’s embattled leader bans rallies amid crackdown

By AP ·
Sudan security forces tear gas protesters in Omdurman

Sudan security forces tear gas protesters in Omdurman

By AFP - AP ·
Police fire tear gas to disperse protesters in Khartoum

Police fire tear gas to disperse protesters in Khartoum

By AFP - Reuters ·

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