CivilnetCivilNet speaks to Vahe Boghosian, a historian from London and the director of the Sudanahye Project. He talks about his mission to document the history of the Armenian community in Sudan, a diaspora that flourished for over a century. Boghosian details how the community established itself, evolved, and eventually disappeared. The conversation also delves into the current devastating conflict in Sudan, which has caused a massive refugee crisis, loss of lives, and is described as the largest humanitarian crisis of the day.
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