Sudan Rules Out Talk of African Troops
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Security has improved in camps in Sudan's violence-torn Darfur region, but displaced villagers still face attacks and abuse when they leave their camps, a U.N. team said Saturday as it completed a mission that could determine whether Sudan is hit with international sanctions.
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Sudanese officials prevented  African Union monitors from investigating reports Khartoum had  bombed villages in Darfur this week in violation of a  cease-fire dealwith rebels, an African Union source said on  Friday.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair&#39;s office on Sunday dismissed a newspaper report that he had ordered the military to prepare 3,000 troops for a possible mission to Sudan &#39;s violence-torn Darfur region.
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Sudan said on Monday it would allow   African troops to remain in Darfur only under African Union   control and accused Washington of attempting "regime change" in   Khartoum by trying to bring in a U.N. force.
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Sudan on Wednesday denied U.N. accusations that Sudanese government forces attacked a U.N.-African Union supply convoy in Sudan's Darfur region this week, pointing the finger at Chadian-backed rebels instead.
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UNITED NATIONS &#151; Sudan insisted Friday that African countries have offered enough troops for a peacekeeping force in Darfur despite U.N. concerns that the mission will not be effective without specialized contributions from outside the continent.
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Sudan's president denies there is a humanitarian crisis in Darfur, and says UN troops are not needed.
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Sudan's leader dismisses talk of genocide
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Leaders from Sudan and four other African countries issued a joint statement here late Sunday, rejecting any foreign intervention in the Darfur issue and stressing that the
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Sudan dismissed on Thursday British  Prime Minister Tony Blair's threats of sanctions and a "no-fly  zone" over Darfur and said it welcomed a U.N. mission in the  region "as long as it reflects the reality on the ground."
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Agriculture Minister insists Sudan can handle security situation in Darfur without need for AU peacekeepers. ABUJA - The head of Sudan&#39;s delegation to African Union-sponsored talks on the conflict in the western
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ABUJA, Nigeria -- At African Union-brokered peace talks Wednesday, a government delegate modified Sudan&#39;s previous rejection of an international peacekeeping force for the nation&#39;s Darfur region.
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Despite pressure for Sudan to accept a peacekeeping force of 23,000 troops and police, a key African Union committee has not approved plans sent by the United Nations, diplomats said on Thursday.
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Sudan blunted U.S. pressure to accept  U.N. troops in Darfur, sidelining Washington's top diplomat on  Africa on Monday ahead of a critical U.N. Security Council  debate on taming Sudan's violent western region.
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Sudan's president has detailed his objections to a U.N. plan to support African Union troops in Darfur, saying in a document obtained Monday he wants fewer U.N. forces in the country and no helicopters or reconnaissance aircraft.
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Sudan on Sunday said it  rejected part of a draft U.N. Security Council resolution that  would give joint U.N.-African Union peacekeeping troops the  right to use force in their Darfur mission.
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Sudan on Thursday dismissed British Prime Minister Tony Blair's threats of sanctions and a "no-fly zone" over Darfur, and said it welcomed the visit of a U.N. mission as long as it reflected reality.