Overview

• On July 26–27, the RSF-led Tasis Alliance unveiled a 15-member presidential council in Nyala headed by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo and named Mohammed Hassan al-Ta’ishi as prime minister
• The RSF-backed administration is founded on a Nairobi charter that envisions a federal, secular state divided into eight regions
• The army’s government in Port Sudan retains international recognition, leaving Sudan effectively divided between two rival authorities
• General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s military condemned the RSF’s parallel government and vowed to continue fighting for national unity
• The civil war since April 2023 has killed tens of thousands and displaced nearly 13 million people, driving one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises