Sudan accepts Blair&#39;s five-point peace plan
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Sudan bowed to a five-point plan tabled by Tony Blair during talks in Khartoum yesterday, which included accepting the free movement of 3,500 African Union troops as ceasefire monitors in Darfur province.
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Britain &quot;fully supports&quot; U.S. efforts  to toughen U.N. Security Council sanctions against Sudan  because of the situation in Darfur, a British official  traveling with Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Wednesday.
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Britain's Tony Blair warned Sudan on  Wednesday the international community would not rest until  violence was ended in Darfur and a comprehensive peace deal was  struck across the whole country.
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Sudan's government and rebel leaders sign 'landmark' accords aimed at ending the Darfur crisis.
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LONDON -- Prime Minister Tony Blair said Monday the Sudanese government must end the violence in its western region of Darfur or face possible action by the United Nations.
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The Sudanese minister for humanitarian affairs Muhammad Youssef Abdullah said yesterday that Khartoum will conclude within two months a peace agreement with Darfur&#39;s rebels.
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Sudan took two tentative steps toward peace on Tuesday, agreeing to ban military flights over the Darfur region and signing two deals with the rebels.
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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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Tony Blair today said the Sudanese government had agreed to a five-point action plan aimed at ending the conflict in Darfur, which has resulted in what the UN describes as the world&#39;s worst humanitarian crisis.
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Sudan has agreed to a joint withdrawal of government and rebel forces in Darfur and will accept a big increase in international cease-fire monitors, British Prime Minister Tony Blair said Wednesday after talks with the country's president.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair heads to Sudan to demand its government end fighting that has cost 50,000 lives in Darfur.
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The Sudanese government and rebel leaders from Darfur agree to sign two accords on the crisis in the region.
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LONDON Oct. 5, 2004 - Prime Minister Tony Blair will pressure Sudan to end the conflict in Darfur when he visits the capital Khartoum on Wednesday, the first leg of a three-day trip to Africa.
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KHARTOUMâSudan has agreed to a joint withdrawal of government and rebel forces from Darfur and to boost the number of international ceasefire monitors in the province, British Prime Minister Tony Blair said yesterday.
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The Sudanese government welcomed Sunday the UN Security Council&#39;s resolution on Sudan. Sudanese Foreign Minister Mustafa Ismail said the Sudanese cabinet &quot;considered the resolution
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As reports indicate that the Sudanese Government and rebels are likely to sign a peace deal ending the 21-year civil war in the country&#39;s south, Secretary-General Kofi Annan said today that an agreement could serve as a blueprint for resolving the
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Canada welcomed a deal between the Sudanese government and an umbrella grouping of opposition groups, which could pave the way for a permanent peace.