How Sudan’s Economic Collapse Creates an Opening for China

How Sudan’s Economic Collapse Creates an Opening for China

Sudan’s prolonged civil war is a humanitarian disaster that’s left 400,000 people dead and 11 million displaced. The conflict has crippled the country’s economy, leaving some questioning the long-term viability of the state. This has created an economic opening for others, like China, to leverage. Beijing recently announced that it will eliminate tariffs on goods from 53 African countries beginning in May 2026. While visiting Port Sudan in March…