Tag Archive: Yousif Yahya

Sudan at a Crossroads

bae@worldpolicy.org July 25, 2017

By Yousif Yahya On July 12, the Trump administration chose to continue easing sanctions on Sudan for three more months to closely review the country’s performance—an unsurprising move given the political turmoil in Washington and short staffing in the State…
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African Angle

counterterrorism, Economic Sanctions, Ibrahim Ghandour, Khartoum, State Department, Sudan, Yousif Yahya

Khartoum Should Mediate, Not Instigate

bae@worldpolicy.org June 13, 2017

By Yousif Yahya The Gulf States have been embroiled in an unprecedented diplomatic crisis. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Egypt severed all land, sea, and air links with Qatar, closing all their airports and harbors to Qatari…
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African Angle

economy, Gulf Cooperation Council, Gulf States, Sudan, Yousif Yahya