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Social Media: Africa: North Africa: Sudan

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Warming Chad-Sudan Relations Necessary for Darfur Peace
Efforts by the Chadian and Sudanese governments to mend their relations will only have a positive impact on the security situation in Darfur if each government takes positive steps to resolve their in... Read More...


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Justice Delayed Is Not Justice Denied
Article recommending measures that can be taken to ensure justice prevails in Darfur. By Angelina Jolie (Newsweek,12/10/2009) Read More...


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Dealing With Darfur: Can the World Act on Its Responsibility to Protect?
In this 2004 speech to Yale Law School students, Podesta identifies the international law that governs genocide intervention, explains the ways in which he feels it must be augmented, and describes th... Read More...


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The African Union, the Law, and Bashir
Marco Basile explains the awkward legal dilemma that lays behind the ICC order for arrest of President Bashir of Sudan. He demonstrates in what ways this legal snafu may curtail the effectiveness of ... Read More...


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The Darfur the West Isn't Resognizing
Article discussing the reasons behind the war in Darfur. (Friends For Peace in Africa,03/30/2009) Read More...


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After Indictment, Sudan Holds Its Breath
Article describing the aftermath of the Internationa Criminal Court's indictment of Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir. By Stephanie Hanson (Council on Foreign Relations, 03/05/2009) Read More...


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Sudan opposition leader released
A Sudanese opposition leader - jailed two months ago after calling on Sudan's president to hand himself in to the war crimes court - has been freed. (BBC 03/10/2009) Read More...


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Sudan Releases Opposition Figure
DAKAR, Senegal — The Sudanese government released Monday one of its most vociferous critics, a possible attempt to shore up domestic support now that the nation’s president is wanted internationally o... Read More...


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Sudan leader's warning in Darfur
Sudan's president has issued a warning to peacekeepers, diplomats and aid staff while visting Darfur, in the wake of a war crimes warrant against him. (BBC 03/08/2009) Read More...


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Old sensitivities resurface in Sudan
In Sudan this week, as the International Criminal Court issued a warrant from the arrest of President Bashir, the BBC's Owen Bennett-Jones found echoes of a 100-year-old conflict. (BBC 03/07/2009) Read More...


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Failed States: Fixing a Broken World
Failing states continue to pose a threat to both their neighbors and the greater international community. A close examination of recent history reveals varying correlations between failed or weak stat... Read More...


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Sudan's Interlocking Crises
Renewed fighting in South Sudan has experts fearing a civil war that could spiral beyond Sudan's borders. By Stephanie Hanson(Council on Foriegn Relations, 06/02/2008) Read More...


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The Beijing Olympics: Perfect Storm of Hope for Darfur?
The Beijing Olympics: Perfect Storm of Hope for Darfur?
The political pressure is on China and its Tibet policy. But that pressure might more effectively and efficiently used for change in Darfur. By George A. Pieler and Jens F. Laurson (IA-Forum, 03/22/20... Read More...


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A Strategy for Comprehensive Peace in Sudan
The author explains the need to adopt a more balanced and holistic approach to achieving peace in Darfur and throughout Sudan. Recommendations are then provided to the Sudanese government, the Africa... Read More...


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Dialogue Radio: #732 World as Witness: Crisis in Darfur
Interview with John Prendergast on the situation in Darfur. He analyzes how politics between the UN Security Council permanent members are affecting international response, and how the approach of th... Read More...


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Darfur: Revitalising the Peace Process
Report outlining recommendations to revitalize Darfur peace talks. (International Crisis Group, 4/30/2007) Read More...


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Future of the World Court in Balance
Authors argue that the future of the International Criminal Court hinges on how the international community, and in particular the UN Security Council, responds to the reaction of the Sudanese governm... Read More...


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Sudan Strife Bleeds across Borders
Author discusses possible role of the Sudanese government in increasing instability in Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR). By Stephanie Hanson. (Council on Foreign Relations, 1/2/2007). Read More...


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Peace in Darfur?
The author discusses the recent cooperation between the UN and Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir that could help to bring an end to the genocide in Darfur. By Bonnie Goldstein. (Slate, 12/28/... Read More...


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Intenational Affairs Forum Interview: Peter Beinart and Scott McConnell
Peter Beinart, editor-at-large of the New Republic and Scott McConnell, current editor of The American Conservative, discuss questions about the UN and US foreign policy. By Jason Miks. (IA-Forum, 1... Read More...


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Rescue Darfur Now
The authors compare the current situation in Darfur with Srebrenica in 1995. By John McCain and Bob Dole. (Washington Post, 9/10/2006) Read More...


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Why Are the Lost Boys of Sudan Still Lost?
Author discusses the plight of Sudanese refugees in the United States. By Tonya Jones. (6/22/2006) Read More...


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Dealing with the Devil in Darfur
The US is backing the most abusive rebel leader in Sudan's peace talks, author says. By Julie Flint. (New York Times, 6/17/2006) Read More...


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How to stop the Darfur genocide
Discusses the prospects for NATO intervention in Darfur, and argues that it is our moral responsibility. (The New Republic, 6/12/06) Read More...


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How to stop the Darfur genocide
An analysis of the arguments for and against military intervention in Darfur. (The New Republic, 6/12/06) Read More...


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Darfur’s Fleeting Moment
With the signing of a peace agreement in Nigeria on May 5 between the Sudanese government and the largest insurgent faction, there is hope for Darfur. By Anthony Lake and Francis Fukuyama. (New York T... Read More...


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IA-Forum Interview: Fmr. Ambassador David Shinn
IA-Forum talks with Former Ambassador David Shinn about the Darfur situation. By Michael Loeb. (IA-Forum, 3/25/2006) Read More...


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Darfur Descending
The situation in Darfur is worse than ever, the secretary general of the UN writes. By Kofi Annan. (Washington Post, 1/25/2006) Read More...


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A little Arab work would go a long way toward preserving peace in Sudan
A critique of Arab leaders' absence from the effort to help Sudan in its post-Garang phase. Editorial (Daily Star, August 8 2005). Read More...


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Chinese Power Play
Discusses China's decision for trade with African countries in order to broaden their economic horizon. By Thomas Donnelly, Melissa Wisner. (AEI, 8/01/05) Read More...


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