Politics as an introduction to the conflict of identities in Sudan
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Concerning pure ethnic conflict, it is certain that many elements and components of Sudanese society have fused with each other, if not at the level of Sudan as a whole, then on the level of estimated areas of the total size of Sudan, this is an important and significant development because Sudan is the largest African country ever and is considered one of the largest Countries are an area all over the world, so when the majority of its components fuse with each other in a short time, this is a good indication of human development and human progress in overcoming the negatives and prejudices of the past on all sides in general.
Key words: conflict, Sudan, society, ethnic, index.
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