A Nation on the Brink Imagine waking up to the sound of explosions, in a city where the horizon glows orange not from sunrise, but from fires consuming entire neighborhoods.This isn’t a movie scene. It’s Sudan — a country once full of hope after toppling a dictator, now trapped in one of the world’s worst humanitarian nightmares. In 2025, Sudan is no longer just a country at war. It’s a country unraveling — its cities shattered, its people starving, and its future hanging by

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