The long-standing unrest surrounding the Sudanese Civil War has left deep scars on all those affected, with social, ethical and military divides taking centre stage time and again. Drawing international condemnation, the conflict has plagued Sudan for years, leading to a distinct loss of territorial integrity and autonomy of the people impacted. The region’s cries for help have faded away in the midst of the world’s complacency in recent years, but the international stage still demands change. Asking that you carefully navigate the broken fractals of political integrity and civilian disputes, the Sudanese Civil War remains a stark reminder of the transient and fragile nature of peace in the geopolitical scenario. It remains up to you to decide if the conflict offers an avenue for resolution, or if its permanence lies in its persistent brutality.