Sudan: Internal Politics Drives U.S. Over Darfur
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Sudan said on Saturday the United States was wrong to try to label the conflict in Darfur as genocide and that recent hardline U.S. statements on Sudan were aimed at domestic constituencies and the U.S. elections.
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Sudan risks falling into Somalia-style anarchy if peace talks aimed at ending separate crises in Darfur and the south fail and embolden more factions to take up arms, the top US envoy to Sudan said Friday.
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House members are scattering to their home states this week with inconclusive results on the humanitarian crisis in the Darfur region of western Sudan, but momentum is growing at the state level for governments to divest public funds from companies, mostly foreign-based, doing business with...
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afrol News, 19 October - At a summit of five African state leaders in Libya, Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir outlined plans to introduce a federal government system in Sudan in an effort to solve the crisis in Darfur.
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THE BUSH administration shrugged its shoulders last week at the genocide in Sudan&#39;s western province of Darfur. At an extraordinary meeting of the UN Security Council in Kenya, it sponsored a resolution that
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A key report on war crimes in Sudan's Darfur region is triggering an intense diplomatic battle between the United States and Europe on how to prosecute perpetrators of pillage, slaughter and rape.
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NAIROBI, Kenya  - Sudan risks falling into  Somalia-style anarchy if peace talks aimed at ending separate  crises in Darfur and the south fail and embolden more factions  to take up arms, the top U.S. envoy to Sudan said Friday.
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In April 2006, a small group of Darfur activists -- including evangelical Christians, the representative of a Jewish group and a former Sudanese slave -- was ushered into the Roosevelt Room at the White House for a private meeting with President Bush. It was the eve of a major rally on the National...
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The United States plans to announce  tough new sanctions against Sudan on Tuesday before working out  a resolution in the United Nations in an intensified effort to  end the bloodshed in Darfur.
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U.S. special envoy to Sudan Andrew  Natsios is set to meet Sudan's president on Wednesday to keep  pressure on Khartoum to let an international force into Darfur,  the State Department said on Monday.
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The United States said it will push for a vote on its UN resolution on the bloodshed in Sudan's Darfur region, and offered strong words in the face of a possible veto from China.
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The United States circulated a draft resolution Wednesday supporting a larger monitoring force for Sudan's Darfur region and threatening action against the country's oil exports if the government doesn't stop militias from attacking villagers.
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The United States is focusing on the Arab world for help in pressing Sudan to accept U.N. peacekeepers in Darfur to stop the violence and provide humanitarian relief. But Arab countries are more likely to support Sudan's rejection of such a deployment, analysts say.
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Sudan&#39;s government has said it had handled the Darfur crisis better than the United States had dealt with Iraq. Foreign Minister Mustafa Osman Ismael told the BBC that US leaders were trying to use Darfur
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WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Colin Powell ruled out the introduction of US troops in the beleagured Darfur region of Sudan, saying the United States would pursue a strategy of pressuring the Sudanese government âvery hardâ in the UN Security
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N&#39;DJAMENA, Chad As Bill Frist, the majority leader of the US Senate, was interviewing Darfurian refugees in Chad earlier this month, the Sudanese government and Arab janjaweed forces attacked a number of black Darfurian villages just a few miles away
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A U.S. congressman and the top American aid official who toured camps of displaced people in Sudan's troubled Darfur region on Saturday called for the international community to do more to end the 19-month conflict. Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced since conflict erupted in February 2003.