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Recent News
- Sudan’s ruling council, rebel leaders agree on peace talks roadmap – Reuters September 11, 2019
- Sudan’s prime minister to join peace talks in Juba with rebels – Reuters September 10, 2019
- Sudan peace talks open in Juba | Radio Tamazuj September 9, 2019
- SPLM North U-turn on negotiations with Sudan govt | Radio Dabanga September 7, 2019
- U.S. to keep up pressure on Sudan as it discusses lifting sanctions: official – Reuters August 26, 2019
- Public Designation of Sudan’s Salah Gosh under Section 7031(c) – United States Department of State August 14, 2019
- Can Sudan Achieve Peace and Democratic Transition? | Chatham House August 9, 2019
- Op-ed: The Constitutional Charter and the future of Sudan | Radio Dabanga August 7, 2019
- Sudan: Signing of Constitutional Declaration heralds start of comprehensive peace process | Radio Dabanga August 5, 2019
- Military and Civilian Leaders in Sudan Inch Forward With Political Deal – The New York Times July 17, 2019
Events
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‘They Just Stood Watching’ | Foreign Policy
‘They Just Stood Watching’. After the Darfur genocide, the United Nations sent in 20,000 peacekeepers with a single mission — to protect the region’s civilians. A Foreign Policy investigation details why they failed, and what the U.N. knew about it. … Continue reading
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Sudan group launches preemptive strike against possible special envoy pick | The Cable
Sudan group launches preemptive strike against possible special envoy pick | The Cable.
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