Sudan has been struggling with a devastating conflict for more than two years. Now it faces yet another challenge. The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has announced a parallel government to rival the one led by the army chief. The African Union has rejected the move and the army has dismissed it as a desperate attempt by the RSF to cling to power. But analysts say the move carries a real risk -- one that could further divide an already fractured country. So how will this new power struggle play out -- both inside Sudan and more widely? And how could it affect the Darfur region, where the RSF still wields control?

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