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The 31 pages that link to Sudan, each with the reason it gives.

• Omar al-BashirNarrower topic: Al-Bashir’s rule was shaped by Sudan’s contested statehood and deep regional divisions.

• Battle of OmdurmanNarrower topic: The battle helped determine the political order imposed on Sudan at the turn of the twentieth century.

• SobaNarrower topic: Soba’s remains are part of Sudan’s medieval historical landscape.

• South Sudanese independenceNarrower topic: South Sudan separated from this state after decades of conflict and negotiation.

• Darfur genocideNarrower topic: National governance and military decisions shaped the conflict and its response.

• George ClooneyNarrower topic: His Sudan-focused activism addresses crises in the country and neighboring South Sudan.

• OmdurmanNarrower topic: Omdurman is Sudan’s largest urban center and one of its principal cities.

• Season of Migration to the NorthNarrower topic: The novel’s village life and national tensions are rooted in Sudan.

• DarfurNarrower topic: Darfur’s modern political status is within the Republic of Sudan.

• Gezira StateNarrower topic: Gezira State is one of Sudan's federal states.

• Khartoum NorthNarrower topic: Khartoum North is a major city within Sudan’s national territory.

• Rabih az-ZubayrNarrower topic: The northern Sudanese political world supplied Rabih’s early military connections.

• Wad MadaniNarrower topic: Wad Madani is one of Sudan’s major cities.

• Kassala StateNarrower topic: Kassala State is one of Sudan’s administrative states.

• White Nile StateNarrower topic: White Nile State is one of Sudan’s constituent states.

• Al Qadarif StateNarrower topic: Al Qadarif is one of Sudan’s eastern states.

• El ObeidNarrower topic: El Obeid is one of Sudan’s principal inland cities.

• Jebel MarraNarrower topic: Jebel Marra rises within Sudan and includes the country’s highest elevations.

• Khartoum StateNarrower topic: Khartoum State is one of Sudan’s constituent states and contains its capital.