Marches of the Millions Protest to Begin in Sudan
- Daily Brief
- June 30, 2022
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The irreconcilability between Sudanese protestors’ demands and those of the military junta will likely complicate international efforts to facilitate a negotiated return to the country’s democratic transition.
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