Analysts say Burhan and Islamist allies are prolonging Sudan's war to avoid political concessions and justice
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The Sudanese crisis is no longer confined to military confrontations between the army and the rapid support forces, nor to international efforts to impose a humanitarian truce that will stop the bleeding of blood. Behind the scene, another battle is being fought over the future of power, the centres of influence within the camp led by General Abdelfattah El-Barhan, and the extent to which he is able to make political decisions that may run count…