On April 11, the 30-year rule of Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir came to an end. Tens of thousands of protesters staged a sit-in in front of military headquarters, dividing the armed forces, and leading top military brass to place Bashir under arrest. The streets of Khartoum filled with jubilant protesters honking car horns, singing songs, and … Continue reading Can Sudan’s Military Be Convinced to Support Democracy?