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How Did Qatar Benefit From Its Relationship with Sudanese Muslims During the War?

Summary by Im Arabic
It had a long history within state institutions, social, political, and economic networks, and external relations that it had accumulated during Omar al-Bashir's years of rule. As the war turned into a long struggle, these networks returned to the fore, and Islamists became one of the most prominent forces that sought to invest...
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It had a long history within state institutions, social, political, and economic networks, and external relations that it had accumulated during Omar al-Bashir's years of rule. As the war turned into a long struggle, these networks returned to the fore, and Islamists became one of the most prominent forces that sought to invest...

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Im Arabic broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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