Sudan’s post-war era presents a critical juncture—one marked by both immense challenges and cautious hope. After decades of conflict, including the prolonged civil war that led to South Sudan’s secession (2011) and the devastating Darfur crisis, Sudan now stands at a crossroads between its turbulent past and an uncertain future. The 2019 revolution that ousted Omar al-Bashir’s regime ignited aspirations for democracy and peace, but the road to stability remains fraught with political tensions, economic collapse, and unresolved humanitarian crises.