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البيان
Burhan and Brotherhood
Ahmed Haroun, head of the dissolved National Congress Party and wanted by the International Criminal Court under an arrest warrant issued in 2007 over allegations of crimes in Darfur, reappeared in the media after nearly seven years. He said that wars end through negotiations and that the balance of power influences their outcomes. His remarks about the army’s role in political life and postwar governance arrangements once again drew attention to the influence of the “Muslim Brotherhood” and its relationship with army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, without establishing that the two had reached a political agreement. Opposition forces condemned his appearance, called for his arrest and the execution of the arrest warrant, and warned against the return of former regime figures and the re-establishment of authoritarian rule.
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