When the Sky Becomes the Front Line: Why Any Sudan Truce Must Start With Drones
Drone strikes killed at least 306 people in Sudan in three weeks of October 2026, according to the UN. Any humanitarian truce should begin with a…
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ABEER YASIR
Journalist & Peace Advocate
A Sudanese journalist and opinion writer confronting war and politics with moral clarity, literary depth, and an enduring commitment to peace.
“We did not read Animal Farm — we lived it, letter by letter.”Animal Farm: From Orwell to Sudan · Al Majalla · 2025
The writer
Political analysis with a literary conscience.
Abeer’s work sits at the intersection of conflict commentary, civic accountability, and peace advocacy. Since 2019, she has written across print and digital outlets, naming the costs of Sudan’s war in human and institutional terms.Read the full biography
Selected work
Featured Columns
Drought Meets War: Sudan’s Race to Prevent Famine Before the Lean Season
Sudan's worst rainy season in decades has collided with a war in its fourth year. The coming months are the last window to prevent a wider…
Read the columnChronicling and Treason-Branding
History records every crime committed against the Sudanese people. Abeer Yasir writes on the war's destruction and on the habit of branding one another traitors, which…
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The other half of the identity
Peace Advocacy
Distinct from the journalism, and running through all of it: a body of work committed to civilian protection, civic accountability, and women’s inclusion in Sudan’s peace processes.Explore the advocacy