Is Sudan the next breadbasket?

#Sudan has nearly as much as arable land as the entire #ArabWorld put together, which is why everyone is rushing to get as much property as possible since is best suited to emerge as the next #Breadbasket.
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[@adamar.96]

"The land of planty could barely feed its own people" As an argentinian, I think I can understand some of that feeling. I wish good luck to the sudanese people.

[@tjm8667]

So you’re saying Sudan is “arabable”

[@KBShow-bw4lj]

It is already arab you fool

[@AngelCanseco1]

Golden Legend woosh

[@ephraimboateng5239]

@@KBShow-bw4lj partly

[@KBShow-bw4lj]

@@ephraimboateng5239 well the north part is arab and this what he is talkin about in the video

[@jevinliu4658]

*arab*le hahaha

[@mohammedelhag336]

As Sudanese I loved the ending & hope my country will come back as leading country in agriculture , Education , health , democeracy & diplomacy

[@SK-jb1fz]

Insha’Allah

[@robertdemeijer4465]

I am very sorry to hear this, I whish Sudan the best. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@omaralkayal7598]

Regular Human Robert May you please tell me why many people on the internet have this same profile picture ?

[@salihalash4111]

Thanks , Holland is one of th nations that actuallt has good freiendship with Sudan and especially now

[@nagendraraman6410]

@@omaralkayal7598 even i want to know why?

[@SolitudeCS]

Omar and Negendra, search up Maximilianmus

[@nagendraraman6410]

@@SolitudeCS Thank you.

[@leecollins4100]

Can't see this country sorting itself out anytime soon. Especially with so many foreign actors taking stakes.

[@DoReMi123acb]

Sad and true. The fact that mostly Arab countries are getting involved is just going to complicate things for the worse. I hope some balancing power will tip the scales.

[@bez1196]

@Yusuf patel LMAO. Yeah sure buddy... We're talking about nation states here not individuals. There's no room for sentimentality. Nation states have no "faith" 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@lif3andthings763]

Egie Asemota they have only been around. Nationalism is the only thing that will help kick out foreigners and unite the people.

[@malahammer]

@Yusuf patel Do not believe that for a moment! You could lose everything.

[@UpcycleElectronics]

@@lif3andthings763 "Nationalism is the measles of mankind." -Albert Einstein The only solution that works is a complete separation of church and state, with a clearly defined separation of the law makers and legislative branches of government. Moral law is an important aspect of human sociology, but it is completely unstable in every form. It has absolutely no place in actual law or law making politics. It has plenty of power on it's own with regional social pressures alone. Enabling it's most radical actors through legislative power always results in oppression and conflict. Hopefully, the Arab world will pursue a more secularized future for the benefit of all.

[@merrymerry2906]

Egypt looking at this video then looking at the Nile river

[@salihalash4111]

Egyptians can piss off

[@the_faris]

as an egyptian, i would like the idea of our gov. occupying sudan and then managing its resources by enhancing its infrastructure for the better but i love sudan and sudanese people, and wouldn't allow it offcourse we are brothers after all

[@user-qn2ee4yq4n]

@@the_faris hmm... The only thing that bonds you is religion... And Egypt has a history of calling its neighbors brother when it suits them only

[@the_faris]

@@user-qn2ee4yq4n cant deny that egypt does that, especially in the past ten years But really we and the sudanese have bonds other than religion, even shirvan said they were under egyptian governance during Ottoman ruling time

[@the_faris]

@ϥⲣⲁⲟⲛ didnt know that until now !

[@addishiwottadesse2883]

Good luck our good neighbor Sudan, from Ethiopia!

[@knowadah]

Thank you for this report. I am sudanese and it saddens me that our resourceful country cant even feed our hungry population because of the corruption of the government. But as you said, there is still hope.

[@lutfiramly4168]

insyaAllah

[@philosoftfurkitusjunkyard2462]

maybe your government too have a large family to feed

[@bez1196]

@@daarksideyt edgy...

[@lif3andthings763]

Januschka Steinuschka Do you know about the Flynn effect? And why is it that better off nations have higher IQ’s.

[@kernelsanderzz]

Bez11 refute it then

[@notax1872]

Sending love and happiness to our brothers and sisters in the north. May god grant Sudan peace, prosperity and justice our people have suffered for too long. Down with Bashir and onward with a new Sudan. Love from South Sudan 🇸🇸 🇸🇩

[@hamzaabbas7150]

South Sudan is a traitor of Sudan.

[@culturedman1310]

@@hamzaabbas7150 this is why you african and arab people can't have a good stuff

[@notax1872]

@@hamzaabbas7150 Respectfully thats your own opinion and you are entitled to share that opinion regardless of its validity.

[@Ub3rSk1llz]

@@hamzaabbas7150 this is why nobody likes muslims

[@fe7264]

@@hamzaabbas7150 - As a northerner, I must say I completely disagree. My brothers in South Sudan fought for legitimate reasons. I hope they can find peace, stability, and prosperity too.

[@aa898246]

scramble for africa v2

[@MrBigCookieCrumble]

Electric Bogaloo

[@LucidFL]

@@MrBigCookieCrumble cringe

[@fionnmoules7620]

Lucid gay

[@chocoflavoredcookies5649]

it never really ended

[@ephraimboateng5239]

Arab edition

[@ahmadmadani8400]

Great video, highly accurate considering everything had to be squeezed in a 14 minute video. But an important correction.. Southerners didn't feel betrayed by the Brits, they rebelled because they were promised by the Northern elite nationalist parties to receive an autonomous status within the new state in exchange for voting for independence from Egypt. They voted, we gained independence, then Khartoum went back on its promise.

[@mattpotter8725]

It's always very interesting to hear the thoughts in the comments of people from these countries who are more in the know than those of us further afield. That said, and I'm not disputing anything that you said, I'm taking that as true, but if the British (of which I am one) had been more careful in creating more viable states when leaving these countries there would have been two countries from the start and southern Sudanese people wouldn't have had to feel let down by the Northern nationalist elitist parties, or am I missing something? I don't know the historical context to this, but firstly Britain (and other European nations) didn't have a great track record on creating countries by drawing lines on maps whilst not looking at the actual situation on the ground during the Scramble for Africa, and secondly I'm sure there were interests of self interest that meant decisions were taken the way they were when the British left, and maybe a larger less stable country was more in the interests of them as a way to keep a certain level of control geopolitically and from afar. Maybe I'm a bit too cynical, but again thanks for your knowledge on the matter. Would love to know your thoughts on what I just said.

[@jamesdewane1705]

@@mattpotter8725 No, not too cynical at all, in my opinion. Not that I've looked at any of the details, but it is said Stalin set up the Soviet Republics specifically to be minimally viable as independent states. Seems like any hegemon would do it this way. Is post WWI an exception? In that case was the goal to create states that would be hard to re-incorporate into imperial systems? I bet examining the motives driving the creation of states would be a rich area of study.

[@daniyalk713]

how is it in south sudan for muslims ? i am curious to know that

[@ahmadmadani8400]

@Kj_mast_er No. By 1952, independence from Britain became a matter of time, but that brought up the "national question". Do we remain one country with Egypt (which was effectively replacing Britain with Egypt since the administrative center was in Cairo)? Or do we draw a line at 22 parallel and we become independent? The Democratic Unionist Party favored maintaining the "unity of the Nile valley", while the Umma party called for an independent Sudan. At the time Egypt's President Mohammed Naguib (who was also half Sudanese) completely opposed a referendum in Sudan, but when Gamal Abdelnassir came into power in 1954 he preferred to hold the referendum arguing that it's in Egypt's interest to have a friendly independent Sudan than to have a rebellion to the South of the valley. The Southern political and tribal elites on the other hand wanted nothing to do with Britain, Egypt, or Northern Sudan, but Sayyid Abdelrahman Al-Mahdi of the Umma party managed to convince them that an independent South Sudan was not a viable option, and that as is, the DUP's marketing campaign to vote for unity with Egypt was going to pass, unless Southerners tip the scale by voting for independence. They agreed, but asked for autonomy within the new state. Al-Mahdi agreed, but once Sudan voted for independence, the Northern elite went back on their promise, which sparked the first civil war led by Joseph Lago's Anyanya movement.

[@ahmadmadani8400]

@Jesus Christ You may refer to my second comment.

[@silluete]

Aren't Ethiopia build some Big dam that's will affect the river on sudan? Any new development on that?

[@bt8593]

Exactly what I was thinking. I think they have to resolve the dispute by next year, but it's been some time since I've had a conversation with someone actually in Sudan about it.

[@muhammadmunim4530]

you are wrong here ,ehtopia building dam will only benefit sudan as it lies next to ethopia sudan border, ethopia can only use electricity while sudan can use dam water ,Thats why sudan is the next bread basket of the world

[@benoitbvg2888]

It's the Egyptians that are gonna pissed... All those fruits and vegetables that are gonna be exported are like 80% water.... Water that won't flow to them.

[@joluoto]

That dam has been "close to being built" for about a century by now.

[@harveysmith100]

@@joluoto I think you should research the Renaissance Dam. It is nearly finished.

[@averagecamelenjoyer6708]

Sudanese Arab here I am so happy that you covered my country, I have been watching your channel for years I never thought the day will come when you cover Sudan. Thank you so much.

[@tebk100]

Amodh no matter how much hate you throw our way, I’ll never not be proud to be Sudanese 🇸🇩🇸🇩🇸🇩🇸🇩🇸🇩🇸🇩🇸🇩🇸🇩💗

[@averagecamelenjoyer6708]

@meezy I am Arab, not everyone in Sudan is from an African tribe, even in the video, it says that.

[@tebk100]

Amodh rich culture and beautiful history, wouldn’t expect you to understand 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@averagecamelenjoyer6708]

@@dawg3043 Firstly Islam isn't backward it's more advance than any other religion, secondly, I don't really care about your opinions about Sudan because it's really irrelevant and it's extremely factual. Not everyone in Sudan is African there are many Arab tribes in Sudan. I also don't really care if the Arabs don't really accept us. Also, Kashmir belongs to Pakistan you bjp dumbass.

[@averagecamelenjoyer6708]

@@dawg3043 The Nile river, Pyramids, Rich amount of natural resources, culture, Long history, there is so much to be proud of Sudan.

[@hillbilly4895]

Prediction: All of this ends poorly for everyone involved.

[@m2heavyindustries378]

Don't forget that entire region depends wholly on water from Ethiopia, water taht they may not be willing to send downstream.

[@HA-hc2ft]

m m not exactly. This story is different for Sudan because they have the white Nile and rainy seasons for water

[@mrdadar2594]

@Dylan skythe west side the same thing about China. The covid disruption in the west should teach you that Africans who on a daily basis are dealing with much more plus outside interferences are more capable than you think. Assuming that you are a thinking person.

[@zacharyjones5102]

Powerful players with powerful interests, they might come in and enforce "peace."

[@shafsteryellow]

@@guavaguy4397 I don't think you understand how GLOBAL trade works

[@edgelord8337]

Sudan: I got bread... Jordan: I'll take your whole stock! Saudi arabia: we need it! America: did I hear oil?

[@LikeATreeOnAMountain]

So edgy.

[@ahrlj24]

I dont know why anyone would go fight for oil now. Oil is hitting below 25$ nowadays.

[@arminius6506]

China : I would buy everything

[@fast1nakus]

@@ahrlj24 exactly that's why. crysis is the best time to play on the market and grab cheap resources. crisis is not forever

[@XtoCee]

The Americans are soon becoming unreliant on the oil imported from the Middle East and are relying mostly from Canadian imports and their own domestic production. It's mostly the EU which is dependent on Middle Eastern oil.

[@ezedinawol8361]

I love 🇸🇩 people so much like my fellow 🇪🇹 Ethiopians. Keep safe the generous people of Africa❤❤

[@fe7264]

We love you too!

[@salihalash4111]

Our brothers we love you too

[@ezedinawol8361]

@ScarletDespair For what reason you insulted me? What an upbringing you had!

[@quisqueyanguy120]

@ScarletDespair Ow, the edge...

[@fe7264]

Fergus Coullenn - lol who gave you the right to speak on behalf of all Sudanese? Lol Just a abed? Really? Sudan means land of the blacks lol

[@thebusthatcouldntslowdown3612]

Shirvan your content has been stellar as of late. Always love your africa videos, these issues don't get much attention in western media

[@azih8626]

Brantius Riximium yeah that’s understandable, but a large chunk of the media does not focus just on western issues, there are big corporations who publish non stop Middle Eastern content, China issues, North Korea issues, other asian issues, and these are all not Western countries, yet Africa is never spoken about until a national or humanitarian distaster occurs, and everyday policy is not discussed, if Africa’s issues were more spoken about in the mainstream, maybe people would develop a vested interest in helping out and holding the domestic African leaders who are leeching the continent dry and selling every nation to China accountable. I understand your point of western media being western country focused, but if you’re gonna focus on non-western countries too, you can’t ignore the biggest continent on earth while you’re at it

[@TheAureliac]

I've always found Shirvan's content stellar. Caspian Report has become one of my most trusted sources, and Shirvan is far and away my favorite host. And of course you're right: part of its appeal is that it offers nuance and background seldom found in western media.

[@harunsuaidi7349]

Me before watching the video: "Oh, cool. Another African country is rising economically. The world is becoming a better place." After knowing the project is sponsored by foreign countries: "Uh, oh..."

[@Lucy-vk1el]

Inb4 Sudanese working land they don't own for low wages while all the food and profits are leaving the country.

[@danbreen839]

@@Lucy-vk1el They'll import coolies to work the land.

@@Lucy-vk1el what choice they have? it's so sad. imagine you born out there

@Kj_mast_er why you live there?

[@lmaozedong2259]

*Egypt left the chat*

[@apc9714]

Ironically Egypt is the largest food importer in the world now.

[@aryamanpande5499]

@@apc9714 why? Isn't the nile helping?

[@lmaozedong2259]

@@aryamanpande5499 It used to, have a look on google maps (satellite view) and you will see for yourself how overcrowded it is. Most aridable land is now cities and suburbs. Add the eithiopian dam and sudanese agriculture to that and you get massive recourse scarcity. I hope they can solve these issues peacefully but i'm sceptical. 100m population and no plan very scary imo..

[@projektzii6278]

hahahahaha

[@salihalash4111]

In your dreams egyptian punk

[@pjacobsen1000]

Amazing! Sudan as an African bread basket. I had no idea. Thanks to Shirvan and Caspian Report for educating me.

[@mahirop5743]

I really have hope for Sudan. With strength and determination. Things are hard these days however with this pandemic but I am certain Sudan would never be the same, for good.

[@feisalajaj7954]

Your country staying out of it will solve everything. Your terror country have done enough in the arab world, don't wish or hope us anything. Just stay out

[@AlaaeldinMohamed]

I am Sudanese thank you for the video , pray for better future for Sudan.

[@rosehale7228]

i just want to say thank you for constantly pumping out quality content, that is very informative, looks behind the curtain and well explained. great job!

[@AliKashoma]

As Sudanese, this is a well made report Shirvan. Thank you Sir. But alot of the footages that were meant to be Sudan are not in Sudan.

[@dawg3043]

Most of footage is not from Sudan cause there is nothing nice that can be shown..lol

[@dawg3043]

There are footages which are not from Sudan cause there is nothing nice that can be shown... lol

[@justcallmebrian793]

Ali Kashoma That is what i did not understand, he did not use Sudanese in his footage. As a non Sudanese i even noticed that.

[@tegjwokjohn1839]

@@eatass1332 that was unnecessary

[@ahmedaziz7753]

@@tegjwokjohn1839 i believe it was

[@bryceflanigan4636]

Africa: **literally just exists* Every country in the world: "it's free real estate"

[@siakomanga5285]

Fuck off

[@buybuydandavis]

"It just needs the right policy."

[@EnergizedGamingGuy]

It just needs competent people too

[@buybuydandavis]

@Somali Kid Is it your experience that political beliefs are so easily changed, and so easily changed to *the ones that work*?

[@alzhrwan]

👍 that Sudan need

[@Zorro9129]

A good policy might make a Botswana rather than a Zimbabwe, but it wouldn't turn it into, say, Luxembourg. The average intelligence of a people is the single biggest determinant of a country's success.

[@corvinius4609]

They just need a median IQ of 90 or above.

[@KizzleDawg]

Fantastic piece. Your content is rich and provides excellent depth in a short space of time and the graphical focus on geography provides brilliant context to the briefing. Keep up the good work Shirvan. Hope to be one of your patrons very shortly.

[@LaceyOGrady]

You should revisit Sudan considering what happened a few days ago.

[@Ub3rSk1llz]

always sad to hear the term '99 year lease'. but i suppose not much you can do when you're as poor as sudan. great video as usual, shirvan.

[@shorewall]

It really is modern day colonialism.

[@LucidFL]

@@shorewall if colonialism is lifting Sudan out of poverty by investing in new industries, then I support colonialism

[@jackmatthews8468]

@@LucidFL Shame people don't see it that way.

[@deljay1840]

@@LucidFL Would your country agree to foreigners having a 99-year lease for anything

[@DanielVargas-yx8ff]

@@LucidFL because those profits are totally going to the people.

[@husseinisaac4235]

حبايبنا واخوانا بالسودان بستاهلو كل خير والله يسمعنا الاخبار الحلوة دائما🙏

[@Abdul-pz1sn]

شكرآ كثير اخي. انت من وين؟

[@mrmacedon]

Се молиш на измислен и лажен бог, затоа патите во пустините

[@dominiccordova8347]

Caspian Report is definitely one of THE MOST INFORMATIVE youtube channels. I have gained essential data on the political, economic, military and social conditions and GLOBAL issues facing the world today. Who are you Dude? nice.

[@dominiccordova8347]

@Afrodisiac yes Szervan is definitely a good interlocutor of geopolitical conditions in the most important current global situations. He obviously has sources of good information with professional, intelligent dissemination. He reminds me of Vuc Jeremic. What is his nationality?

[@MohammedMuaawia]

Here in Sudan we have all the resources that are required to become a very wealthy country, but geopolitical games, bad policy, and extreme mismanagement are always getting in the way. This is why we took to the streets last year, we're looking forward to a brighter Sudan but it seems we have an extremely long road ahead of us. Great report.

[@bassam_salim]

Hope you all the best from Yemen, our way looks a bit longer and I kinda lost hope

[@user-cs9cm8eb1y]

الله يحفظ السودان و كل الدول العربية و الاسلامية

[@abrahamvinod9804]

എനിക്ക് അറബി അറിയമില്ല.

[@mrmacedon]

Да живее револуцијата и народот !

[@mrmacedon]

@@abrahamvinod9804 ​ sorry i don't speak *barbed wire*

[@aluminiumknight4038]

@@mrmacedon And we don't speak potato

[@niall5821]

Egypt is so consistent in its isolationism that it never aegypticized the Sudan, even though unified Egypt exists since 2686 BCE (4 1/2+ millenia ago).

[@randomguy4167]

Niall Not really,they’d had control of Kush for about 600 years during the Viceroyalty of Kush,the culture was very different before and after,while of course many aspects of the old Kingdom of Kerma and it’s unique culture remained,we see clear Egyptian traits with the various Nubian Kingdom afterwards.While,Egypt was isolationist,this was absolutely not the case with Nubia/Kush,they were enemies at times,rivals at other times and occupied by each other and lucrative trade partners at other times.These two countries are so ancient that for a time,there just wasn’t anybody else around.

[@salihalash4111]

Random Guy actually ancient kingdom of kush controlled kemet before kemet tried , infact nubians didnt isolate themselves and went further beyond till turkey

[@jay1jayf]

egypt is just too weak to influence other countries

[@sigerian1085]

Clown comment. Egypt is actually the recipient of other cultures including the Greeks, the Arabs and the Turks.

[@jevinliu4658]

Actually, they were recipients and donors of culture, and also Egypt was separated from Sudan (Nubia) for most of that period, and also for some of that Egypt itself was divided.

[@jakedee4117]

Thanks Shirva, this is exactly the content I like to see, important stories with long term effects that the mainstream media just don't cover.

[@TheSilver2001]

Thank you Shirvan for these back to back uploads. Love your channel, you cover less mainstream interesting geopolitics. Love it

[@tangledfish]

Isn't the same thing happening in Myanmar? The military have been displacing peasant farmers for decades now and international businesses are acquiring all the farm land. The recent persecution of the Rohingya is just the latest episode in the country's ongoing displacement crisis. Considering Myanmar's placement between India and China that might be a topic worth exploring.

[@HamishDuh2nd]

If there is a demand for their agriculture, then it is a good thing to export. However the new government should acquire a portion of that land to feed themselves and their nation's allies, before it is all bought up by foreign investment. I don't imagine they have the money to compete with Saudi Arabia and Iran in the private market, for their own food. If the farmers are starving while the industry makes profit, the country will continue to be unstable. They should balance providing for their population, with profit.

[@darkzi1431]

Exactly, build yourself up before you build anyone else up. Hope Sudan takes a leaf out western nations books. We are a proud people always resisting colonial and preying powers. God willing we will see this through

[@revolvency]

At least, I hope those foreign countries really use the Sudan population as a farmer, not some AI and agricultural robots

[@mrdadar2594]

Right. The great trick of development is the fact that the production of the country, particularly the food and building material are the true wealth of the country.

[@ahmedelbarowdi9728]

Thank you doing this video, this is the most detailed video I have seen talking about my country's current situation, great work 👌

[@Liphted]

This is one of my oldest subscriptions I love this channel.

[@lefty8669]

Could we have a video on the geopolitical situation in the eastern Mediterranean? Relations between Turkey ,Greece and Cyprus?

[@serefsevik8368]

@Matteo Tironi A new Siege of Famagusta is the only thing you'll be seeing, gypsie. Don't get your hopes up.

[@serefsevik8368]

@Matteo Tironi You mean we took your ass, roasted it, packed it neatly and tightly before handing it over to you and kicked you into the Aegean sea to teach you how to swim good? Oh yes we did. We won't need an Ataturk to do it again but you will need at least an Ataturk to save yourselves from us.

[@andrewc1036]

Hi. Turkey sucks dick. Thanks.

[@Darkside-tr3sx]

Cyprus will forever be Greek. The Turks cannot change that.

[@serefsevik8368]

@@Darkside-tr3sx Turks never tried to change anything. It was the Greeks who tried to change the Turkish Cyprus into a Greek one. They have lost all and any claim on that island by attempting to a genocide.

[@sudanesfamous8366]

والله انا سوداني بس الإنجليزي الله. كريم🤣🇸🇩🇸🇩

[@Bemen50]

الملخص ان السودان ثروتها غير مستخلا

[@aamiradam5879]

Ive been waiting for a video about sudan thank you very much

[@petercameron8638]

Wow, incredible video laden with information. Way to keep on top of the ball. I feel like i'm looking into the future everytime I watch Caspian Report.

[@yuxasaba7920]

Caspian Report, could you do a video on the new emerging Cushitic Alliance between Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea and Sudan? I think if this idea succeeds, it will be the next African superpower. They have oil, gas, immense agricultural potential, huge coastal line, strategic location, the AU HQ and the population.

[@marcodiepold2065]

There are always great ideas, but to make it to reality is very hard... In Europe we try to unite for 70 years and we are still far away from finishing...

[@yuxasaba7920]

@@marcodiepold2065 I dont think people understand how important the EU has been for the peace and prosperity of Europe but the Cushitic Alliance is not going to replace the African Union. The AU is the equivalent of the EU in Africa. The countries of the Cushitic Alliance have colonial border disputes that did not allow cooperation between them while they are genetically, culturally and linguistically a family. The Cushitic Alliance is already a step forward without these countries unifying. Just look at the Dam dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia. Couple years ago, Sudan and Somalia wouldve sided with Egypt but today they are calling for dialogue and not following the Arab League's demands. The CA also stopped interfering in each others internal affairs and border tensions have been halted. Great signs for a better future.

[@yuxasaba7920]

@Daniel They are. You are confused by some groups being labeled Semetic linguistically like the Amhara and Tigray but they are genetically Cushitic. Reason for adaptation of language is found in the regions history. Sudan speaks Arabic but that doesn't mean they are genetically Arabs. Majority of the ethnic groups in Ethiopia also speak a Cushitic language.

[@enrico7474]

@@yuxasaba7920 the average amhara is 40-70% Eurasian so i guess the semitic title has some ground its even higher in smaller semitic tribes

[@yuxasaba7920]

@@enrico7474 Eurasian what? Be specific please.

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[@kv6151]

The picture at 5:47 is a kenyan one not that off sudan

[@simbamartens7192]

@CaspianReport When are you going to do an analysis of the US-Taliban Deal? The US is quietly withdrawing from Afghanistan and has made a peace deal with the Taliban. This video makes a pretty sound analysis: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4XZi4ulptZ0gMU What are your thoughts?

[@lahabitaciondelatrapado4621]

Make a video about EU and country borders after COVID

[@alexmunyaka9472]

Good explanation as always. On the Video shown, the City videos are all Nairobi and not Khartoum.

[@raulmaximo5810]

Thanks Caspian report for such a great explanation!

[@mohsinaziz2000]

100/100 for the illustrations👍

[@hazcotube]

Greetings from Sudan thank you for covering this. We will pass through this despite all the challanges. I have some point a lot of the images and videos used in thr video are not from Sudan

[@khaleddekar2188]

It's very wrong to miss understood the history of the Sudan! Mahadi rebellion wasn't about slavery, it starts before panning slavery, rebellion was because high taxes and Sudanese tribes used to be free from any sort of taxes Slavery was already dying since Egypt stop slave trade

[@khaleddekar2188]

@@lazerhawk2192 nope it was the ottoman frist

[@shamilmammadov8246]

I was always curious about the situation in Sudan. Thanks for the great report.

[@salihalash4111]

There is big hope in Sudan , one of the greatest countries in Africa

[@TuskanDelight]

Mind-blowing as always. Great video!

[@SCtester]

_"Arable land in the Arab world"_ There's probably some amazing pun potential here that I'm just not clever enough to think of.

[@eca3101]

As an Egyptian, I love my neighbours to the south 🇪🇬♥️🇸🇩

[@LeDingueDeJeuxVideos]

@42 Serbia

[@philosoftfurkitusjunkyard2462]

do hippos travel down south? how bot crocs? best regards to bastet.

[@eca3101]

@42 Egypt controls and administers halayeb, bir tawil is no man's land

[@averagecamelenjoyer6708]

Sudan needs reunification with Egypt. Love from the south of you 🇪🇬❤🇸🇩

[@eca3101]

@@averagecamelenjoyer6708 agreed!

[@IbrahimNgeno]

At 05:44 That is Nairobi, Kenya. Not Sudan

[@salihalash4111]

Its okay Khartoum is also over corwded

[@emmanuelgathara696]

He showed Nairobi twice, TWICE !

[@tebk100]

It’s annoying because a lot of the footage used in this video isn’t even from Sudan, they see African people and just blend us all together

[@salihalash4111]

t i agree and some places in Sudan look way better

[@Abasiyacity]

Emmanuel Gathara showed Dubai 3 times

[@greyfells2829]

these sponsorships are actually useful and well targeted great vid as always my dude

[@matf5593]

Sudanese people bare great! So kind... Sudanese women are the most beautiful. Stunning! I hope the people of Sudan get their deserved part and never suffer from ginger... Ojalá!

[@terrybuchanan1]

its blowing my mind, all this mass amount of information i didnt know that i didnt know, wow!

[@elbakry8629]

We have been taught in all arab schools that Sudan can feed the whole world. these have been in schools since 100 years

[@m2heavyindustries378]

The schools are wrong then not surprisingly

[@elbakry8629]

m m schools are not wrong. Politics and west interference are the reason. This countries can’t produce any complicated products. Sudan and South Sudan have been waring several types of internal and civil wars. All the world is condemning. But the weapons never stopped flooding.

[@dawg3043]

Lol it would be good if they can just feed themselves...

[@halovanditya8962]

lol its totally inaccurate, i live in sudan. i see childrens starving in the capital city, Khartoum.

[@elbakry8629]

@@halovanditya8962 The video said it has the potential. it never happened because of the corruption and foreign interferences

[@parmenas6265]

Kudos .. Very informative and well analysed. Very high quality videos.... I notice that some of the images of the cities, like 5.48 or 3.18 were shot in Nairobi, Kenya

[@chrishamilton8134]

A great and informative video once again my friend. Thank you for keeping us informed of these parts of the world.

[@Vienna3080]

Sudan is proof that you don’t need the US invading a genocidal dictatorship to have the leader overthrown and for democracy to exist I really hope Sudan becomes an Arab food basket on its own and that they continue on the path to democracy and that the Darfur conflict is ended peacefully

[@dazingarctic7873]

:(

[@williamthebonquerer9181]

Lmao. Democracy won't come to the Arab world in our lifetime

[@Abdul-pz1sn]

We will rise and become the most economically advanced African nation InshaAllah 🤲

[@khould8878]

Support from egypt

[@oppionatedindividual8256]

HAHAHAHAHAHA you wish.

[@shujakhan4252]

Africa is the future. Given countries such as Nigeria, Sudan, and other African countries are able to improve their policies over time, their GDP would sky rocket and making them the new goldmine for investors. A very key point mentioned would be the global trend pointing towards the need of agriculture because population increase. China also looked towards Africa early on and kept more money every year since the developing countries has so much room for growth which can help the Chinese economy.

[@AmirZarif47]

Shirvan, thank you to your team for another great video study! Can you comment on the future (med-long term) geopolitical and economic implications of the current oil price wars?

[@iamyourfan9729]

Video starts at 1:40

[@FrederickOpado]

Good report but clips used on several segments in this video are from Nairobi ,Kenya and not Sudan. E.g. 3:17, 5:43. Good Job. When should we expect a video regarding the maritime dispute between Kenya and Somalia that's currently infront of the ICJ?

[@ahmedbahaa4736]

If we can dream it we can do it, much love from Sudan 🇸🇩✌

[@danielsuchorowiec7314]

Amazing video! Wasn't aware of it.

[@AzMapCon]

Please, make video about the situation in Syria

[@RoyontheHill]

Vox did an alright video about it. Its abit dated though

[@lycoris7890]

@@RoyontheHill am a Syrian and I watched Vox's video. Don't believe anything they said please!!

[@manh385]

@@lycoris7890 Why ... What is reason

[@ravener96]

@@lycoris7890 please elaborate

[@RoyontheHill]

@@lycoris7890 what was incorrect?

[@Orange_Laowai]

I am actually surprised Sudan still has more arable land given the fact that South Sudan was where a lot of their crops came from.

[@kontde]

No it wasn't in fact it was the contrary

[@Abasiyacity]

Sudan’s arable land are mainly positioned in and around the Nile valley, those are the regions that are the most stable and high quality because they can be farmed on all year round. Those regions are mainly in the north because it is where the 2 niles meet

[@Aeyekay0]

Interesting video, well done. Keep pumping out those videos

[@metalmatt3431]

Thanku 4 ur superlative, informative video : )

[@ruaismail3426]

I myself from Sudan and we are not Arab we are African.. Sudanese ppl want to exist the Arab union or what ever

[@fatnproud14]

Damn right sister, we got nothing but trouble and desieve from them. We don't need them. Their policies are intentionally keeping us from growing strong.

[@ruaismail3426]

@@fatnproud14 Ikr

[@JustbeJealousHD]

You're nothing without Arabs, other Africans don't give a shit about you.

[@blackflagsofpakistantheeas9109]

@@JustbeJealousHD Complete Arabs are Only till Sainai. North Africa is Moorish. The Real Arabs End till Iraq. Rest are Kurd, Persian, Turk

[@NubiansNapata]

@@JustbeJealousHD Stfu u idiot

[@Joash_therapist]

3:19 Nairobi, Kenya

[@Abasiyacity]

kariuki joash chill he used Dubai, Riyadh, Cairo and Rwanda too

[@miguelcamacho4595]

Great video, thanks for sharing man. Greetings form Mexico 🇲🇽.

[@mlogical4099]

Im eritrean🇪🇷 who lives in sudan🇸🇩 precisely kassala This is the beauty of the internet

[@miguelcamacho4595]

Mohammed logical indeed, it is beautiful that we can communicate to each other. Hope you are doing ok in Sudan, brother. شقيق ابق آمن

[@elephant637]

Extremely informative.

[@rejvaik00]

Zimbabwe: who are you? Sudan: I'm you but better

[@mlogical4099]

Exactly, Eritrean from sudan

[@donovan5656]

Thankfully South Sudan finally freed themselves from that craziness.

[@A.A.]

Sadly, they have their own conflicts now.

[@boiledpepsi11]

yeah man because south sudan totally isnt slowly falling into anarchy

[@japanesedoll6735]

But Still struggling..

[@titan126]

Thank you for the report Shirvan, very interesting! Here's a comment for the algorithm. :)

[@tacg6799]

Well I have always been wondering how to explain my country to others, now all I have to do is point them to this video thanks mate

[@enriquemarmentinimadrid5108]

Thank you LORD SHIRVAN BEACON OF LIGHT 2022

[@kingbugs3558]

CaspianReport sold his last goat to pay for this video.

[@Luda3x]

he sold it on the deepweb through nordvpn

[@Luda3x]

thats how they got their sponsorship

[@danbreen839]

I wonder if some sudanese official increased his goat herd in return for this video?

[@bigone1ism]

This is the information I need to put the pieces of the puzzle together. 🤔

[@boydcc18]

Thanks Shirvan you're my new fav channel

[@ermdzakir4334]

Ok.......Sudan.....Alhamduillah Inshallah......

[@golagiswatchingyou2966]

god hates all of humanity

[@mosesgitahi3092]

Why are you using Nairobi photos saying they are Khartoum???!!!

[@ladinosaurio9204]

Cry louder

[@jm-je4tl]

This Shivan guy has made errors on this video

[@Abasiyacity]

Moses Gitahi he didn’t say it’s Khartoum + please, he used many other countries too including Saudi and Dubai

[@mosesgitahi3092]

@@Abasiyacity No .. Everytime he mentions Khartoum he uses Nairobi photos . That's why I asked the questions. Its pretty easy to get stock photos and videos of Khartoum. Why use videos of another city which has profoundly different geopolitical realities than Khartoum

[@justcallmebrian793]

I have seen to many errors and it is pathetic, from showing the soldiers from South Sudan as protestor, and showing various people from Kenya and Chad. This was pretty bad and it takes away for having a good discussion.

[@raffaelerechichi8170]

Great!!! I enjoy watching your videos, definitely very informative Please don't stop producing more of the same informative videos THANK YOU

[@i.m.gurney]

Interesting insight. Onwards & Forwards, Together.

[@MrBigCookieCrumble]

12:15 Autogenerated english subtitles: "Prime Minister Abdullah HAM DOG" Bahahahhaha!!!!

[@tingomicrobiology2161]

Your city clips are of Nairobi. Not Khartoum

[@tomasf247]

Great video Very informative Thanks again guys!

[@keith.barron]

Another great report - thank you

[@asif1gold]

شكراً حمدوك

[@mohammedadlan]

تبا حمدوك!

[@BarbarossaAB]

Do something about COVID-19 and how it will change the world

[@hailelleultesera8643]

We will pray for your success your success is everyone's joy

[@user-iv2dx9ps9y]

support to sudan,the strength of sudan is the strength of the arab world!

[@ragsaea9609]

7 child per women, the recipe for social unrest🤣🤣🤣

[@Sisyphusforreal]

@@daarksideyt It was likely you did, at the time the western europeans conquered the world mandatory schooling was not compulsory leading to low literacy rates and obviously a lower general IQ.

[@Zathriscm]

Januschka Steinuschka perma virgin LOL

[@Zathriscm]

Januschka Steinuschka communism dumbass stop cherrypicking you imp

[@lakesidescript4143]

3:18 = Nairobi

[@jemal99]

exactly what i was thinking, since i saw tuskys supermarket

[@shanelyon414]

Great video, thank you Shirvan!

[@briocheoleary5043]

This is such a a fascinating video. Thanku