Turkey's Military Role in Sudan
A review of open-source material available through August 2026 shows that Turkey's relationship with Sudan has, over the course of the war, gone beyond the traditional framework of diplomatic and trade relations and has come to include a clear military and defense component tied primarily to the Sudanese Armed Forces. However, there is not yet sufficient open-source evidence to establish the direct participation of official Turkish combat units in the war, which makes describing the situation as "direct Turkish military intervention" less accurate than the more precise formulation: a growing web of Turkish military support and defense assistance to the Sudanese army, operating through a network linking political, industrial, technical, and cooperative relations between Turkey and Sudan.
UGANDA’S POLITICAL TRANSITION SCENARIOS TO 2026 AND BEYOND
This paper represents preliminary efforts to build potential future scenarios with regard to Uganda’s political transition process. It provides a basis for additional analytical work that may be needed to deepen our understanding of how the different internal and external factors may interact to influence the direction of the country towards any of the three scenarios.
The Uganda Elections Atlas, 1st Edition
The Uganda Elections Atlas brings to you simplified elections data on the maps of Uganda. This first edition of the Atlas contains data relevant to the 2021 general elections. Among other issues, it contains data on voting dates, administrative units, constituencies, cost of fielding candidates for elective offices, and voting record of incumbent MPs on selected controversial issues, in particular the removal of presidential age limit from the constitution and the tax on mobile money transactions.
HARD CHOICES OR NO AT ALL: Questions for Uganda's Political Parties
In 2005, Ugandans in a referendum decided to return to a multiparty system of government as opposed to the single party rule that existed then. This decision evidenced the underlying desire of Ugandans to have a political system that permits Political Competition. This civic engagement therefore helped to highlight the views of the Citizenry on whether, they as citizens have stakes in their political parties, if they thought Uganda’s political parties had Character? It also availed a platform for the citizenry to learn from their leaders on the issues regarding Political Parties’ funding among other issues.