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The text the scoring pipeline reads. Each document is tied to a party (or politician) with a published date, a source URL, and either Arabic, Hebrew, or English content. Open any one to read the verbatim source and see how it was scored.
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Article English SD 2025-07-01 Tier 2 Hemedti (Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, RSF commander) — on the RSF-led Tasis ("Founding") Alliance and its 1 July 2025 parallel-government declaration (The EastAfrican): "We are not building a parallel state… we are building the only realistic future for Sudan," and the alliance's charter for a decentralised federal, secular, democratic state. (Declared vision vs the RSF's record — Hemedti is US-designated for genocide.)
"We are not building a parallel state. We are building the only realistic future for Sudan," said RSF leader Mohamed Hamdani Daglo aka Hemedti, in a speech shared on the group's Telegram channel. it was no different from the one initially signed in Nairobi as a "peace charter" to create a decentralised federal…
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Press release English SD 2025-02-11 Tier 2 Abdalla Hamdok (chair, Sumoud civilian-democratic coalition; former PM) — Sumoud's founding statement, Feb 2025 (via Sudans Post): democratic civil forces must keep an independent path, refuse to side with any party in the war, protect civilians, and push for an urgent political end to the war. (The civilian pole vs Burhan's army and Hemedti's RSF.)
Sumoud rejected the idea of forming a government-in-exile, opting instead to focus on building a broad democratic front within Sudan to address the ongoing conflict. We firmly believe that democratic civil forces must maintain an independent path, refrain from siding with any party in the war, and avoid any…
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Speech Arabic SD 2024-09-26 Tier 2 Abdel Fattah al-Burhan address to the 79th UN General Assembly, 26 Sep 2024 (English translation of Arabic original)
Mr. President, Your Excellency the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Your Excellencies the Kings, Presidents, and Heads of Government, Ladies and Gentlemen, I address you today on behalf of the people and government of Sudan. Firstly, I am pleased to congratulate the President of the current session and his…