Opposition to Burhan dialogue widens after Addis Ababa talks
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Sudanese anti-war forces reject Burhan’s call for national dialogue - Radio Tamazuj
Sudanese political and civil forces opposed to the war have rejected an initiative by military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan for a “Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue”, saying they would neither participate in the process nor recognize its outcomes. The groups instead proposed an alternative peace roadmap built around three parallel tracks: humanitarian assistance, a permanent ceasefire and an exclusively civilian political process. The position was ann…
Sudan War Monitor: Addis Ababa – On August 22-23, 2026, in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, anti-war forces unaffiliated with any of the warring parties convened at the invitation and joint coordination of the Sudanese Declaration of Principles Forces, the Popular Congress Party, the Umma Party, several civil society organizations, women's and youth networks, as well as prominent figures including thinkers, academics, writers, and intellectua…
Addis Ababa – Darfur24: Anti-war forces unaffiliated with any of the warring parties announced on Saturday their rejection of the call by the Chairman of the Sovereignty Council and Army Commander, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, for dialogue within Sudan. On August 14, al-Burhan pledged to provide political and legal guarantees and ensure freedoms as a prelude to a dialogue that would include all active forces within the country. The forces held a meet…
Opposition to Burhan dialogue widens after Addis Ababa talks
Sudanese political groups meeting in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa have rejected a dialogue initiative launched by Sudanese Armed Forces chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, deepening opposition to an army-led political process. The position emerged during meetings held on Saturday by forces affiliated with the “Declaration of Principles” and other Sudanese political parties to discuss the country’s political process and possible paths toward endin…
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