CLEAN : Sudan analyst says situation 'extremely delicate' after coup

The video discusses the recent deterioration in relations between Sudan's civilian and military elements, leading to fears of a military takeover. Prime Minister Handaq's efforts to mediate have failed due to the complex political landscape. The Sudanese public and international community, including the UN and EU, have condemned the military's actions. The civilian government has been working on economic recovery with international support, which is now at risk. Military leaders claim existing international agreements remain, but global bodies like the World Bank and IMF may withdraw support if a military-led government emerges.

What has been a significant challenge for Prime Minister Handaq in negotiating a compromise between the civilian and military elements?

• Military's refusal to negotiate

• Insufficient economic resources

• Diverse stakeholders with different interests

• Lack of international support

What is the general sentiment of the Sudanese population towards military rule?

• Indifferent

• Opposed

• Supportive

• Unaware

Which international bodies have condemned the military's actions in Sudan?

• World Health Organization

• United Nations and European Union

• NATO

• ASEAN

What is the condition for continued international support for Sudan's economic recovery?

• Military leadership

• Political transition moving forward

• Increased military spending

• Reduction in foreign aid

What is the stance of Sudan's military leaders regarding international agreements made during the transition?

• They have nullified all agreements

• They claim the agreements still stand

• They have renegotiated the terms

• They have ignored the agreements