Sudan War: Can a US-Arab Plan Bring Peace?

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October 11, 2025 5:13 am

Sudan War: Can a US-Arab Plan Bring Peace?

1. The⁣ Path to Peace in Sudan: A Collaborative Approach

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Sudan remains ⁣gripped by a devastating conflict, demanding urgent international attention.

The ⁤fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) adn the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has created a humanitarian ⁤catastrophe and threatens regional stability.

Successfully navigating‍ this ⁣crisis requires a‍ coordinated approach from key international‌ actors.

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The⁣ Path to Peace in Sudan: A Collaborative Approach

I’ve found ‍that a focused strategy, ‌spearheaded by the United States in collaboration with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and‌ the United Arab Emirates – what I’m calling the “Quad” – offers the most promising path forward.

Here’s what works best when considering the dynamics at play:

Understanding the Stakes: The conflict isn’t simply a domestic‍ affair. It has implications for regional security,migration patterns,and the fight against terrorism.
the Quad’s Leverage: Each member‍ of the Quad brings unique leverage to‌ bear.⁣ The⁣ U.S.offers notable economic and political influence, while Egypt‌ and the UAE have close ties
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Full Name: Maria Petrova Role: Editor, World Category: World Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Education: MA in International Relations, Sofia University Experience: 14+ years in international news reporting and editorial leadership Expertise: Geopolitics, global affairs, cross-cultural reporting, human rights Awards: European Press Prize for International Reporting 2022 Professional Affiliations: Member, International Federation of Journalists Languages: Bulgarian (native), English (fluent), Russian (fluent), French (conversational) Bio: Maria Petrova is an accomplished international journalist and editor with over 14 years of experience covering global affairs, geopolitics, and human rights. She holds an MA in International Relations from Sofia University and has contributed to Balkan Insight. Maria is known for her insightful analysis, cross-cultural perspective, and commitment to accurate, balanced reporting. As Editor of the World section at World Today Journal, she leads coverage of major international events and stories that shape our planet.