"The key question is whether the military or the security sector more widely will cooperate fully with civilian members of the board"
Sudan takes first step towards democratic transition
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The new ruling body will comprise of six civilian and five members of the military
Sudan generals, protesters reach landmark deal
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rotest leaders held their first talks with the generals on Wednesday since security forces bloodily dispersed a long-running sit-in
Emirates Airline to resume flights to Khartoum
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Back to negotiations
Sudan protesters, military rulers resume talks
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Sidiq Farouq, a leader from the protest movement the Alliance for Freedom and Change
Sudan protest leaders agree to talks with ruling generals
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The conflict has been marked by ethnic violence and brutal atrocities, and left about 380,000 dead
UN says over 100 dead in South Sudan violence
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash
UAE urges dialogue in Sudan to avoid violence
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Protests continue unabated
Seven killed as mass protests rock Sudan
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About 130 people have been killed since the crackdown, the majority of them on that day
Sudan police fire tear gas at mass protest
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Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo, the deputy head of Sudan's military council
Sudan's Dagalo fires warning ahead of mass protest
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The ICC has issued several warrants for Bashir's arrest
Bashir indicted after ouster but may never face ICC charges
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Students walk up the steps during a visit to the US Supreme Court in Washington
US to mull damages over Sudan embassy bombings
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Babiker Faisal, one of Sudan's protest leaders
Sudan protest leader fears more violence
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A Sudanese national flag is attached to a machine gun of Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) soldiers
UN freezes drawdown of Darfur peace mission
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Protesters have been staging sporadic and scattered demonstrations in recent days
Sudan riot police fire tear gas at students
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During Bashir's ironfisted rule of three decades, Sudanese rappers had been unable to express themselves openly
Sudan’s musicians defiant since ‘revolution’
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