Nicholas Casey, a New York Times Magazine staff writer who embedded with Sudanese rebels, sheds light on the grim realities of Sudan's civil war. He discusses the dynamics between warring factions and the lack of international intervention. Casey highlights the rise of conflict-related sexual violence and foreign influences from countries like Egypt and the UAE. The urgent humanitarian crisis underscores the struggle for a democratic future amid ongoing violence, making it a deeply compelling insight into what he calls the world's 'forgotten war'.