Khartoum Refuses to Sign Darfur Security Deal
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Sudan's government refused to sign a  security deal with rebels on Friday designed to end violence in  the western Darfur region, saying the document drafted by  African Union mediators was too one sided.
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Sudan on Monday rebuffed a French initiative to host a meeting of key nations to find a solution to Sudan's war-torn Darfur region on June 25, saying the timing was not right.
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Peace talks between the Sudanese government and Darfur rebels have stalled over the question of creating a no-fly zone over the area.
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Sudan's president said on   Tuesday his country would never allow U.N. peacekeepers into   Darfur and charged that the West wanted to dismember his   country in order to help Israel.
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CAIRO, Feb. 28 -- The main Sudanese opposition leader said the government is refusing to allow U.N. peacekeepers into the violent Darfur region because it believes the troops would help hunt down war crimes suspects for the International Criminal Court.
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Sudanese government delegates and Darfur  rebels failed to reach agreement early on Saturday on a draft  security protocol aimed at breaking a deadlock at peace  negotiations in Nigeria.
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Disagreement over creation of a no-fly zone in Sudan&#39;s troubled Darfur region stalled the signing of a security accord between the government and rebels, who met for another day of talks Friday in Nigeria&#39;s capital.
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Rebels from Sudan's Darfur region on Thursday rejected calls to disarm or garrison their fighters before a political solution to the conflict there has been decided and implemented.
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Peace talks on the conflict in the Sudanese region of Darfur ran straight into trouble on the first day of formal negotiations as angry rebel leaders refused to sign an agreement to protect civilians.
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Prospects for peace in Darfur receded yesterday as Sudanese rebels refused to disarm at talks in Abuja, the Nigerian capital. The Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) said it would not hand
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KHARTOUM -- Sudan yesterday asked African Union forces monitoring a shaky truce in Darfur to leave the country by Sept. 30, as the government launched a new offensive that threatens a return to full-blown war. Khartoum last week rejected a UN Security Council resolution to deploy peacekeeping troops to replace the cash-strapped and ill-equipped AU force, and instead has moved ...
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Sudan's government warned on Tuesday that Darfur peace talks were in danger of collapsing as rebels held out against signing a key element of a deal to end the crisis.
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Sudan&#39;s government has refused to sign a security deal with rebels designed to end violence in the western Darfur region. Government officials said on Friday that the document drafted by African Union mediators was too one-sided.
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Sudanese rebels insisted on Tuesday that the government disarm its militias in Darfur before they would sign a deal to bring aid to 1.5 million civilians displaced by violence.
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Sudan rejects US Secretary of State Colin Powell's statement that genocide has been taking place in the Darfur region.
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Sudan's regime has stubbornly refused to let UN peacekeeping troops into Darfur, at an Africa-France summit that was also President Jacques Chirac's farewell to Africa.
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A top Sudanese official says the Khartoum government is ignoring a looming United Nations deadline to rein in militias attacking civilians in the western Darfur region.