Profit Over People: How the World Fuels Sudan's War

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : European border security, like resource extraction, externalizes violence: comfort, stability, and consumption in Europe are preserved at the expense of Sudanese lives.
51% : In 2016-2017, the EU paid €160 million to al-Bashir's government to curb migration toward Europe.
50% : Neighbouring countries serve as key transit routes, while both SAF and RSF continue to receive arms despite a long-standing UN embargo on Darfur.
46% : Until trade and financial lifelines are disrupted through sanctions, trade regulation and political rupture, calls for peace will remain performative.
39% : Armed actors along transport routes impose informal taxes, seize animals, and convert trade into war finance.

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