Eric Reeves May 15, 2003 In a surprisingly frank assessment of the Machakos peace talks, Khartoum's National Islamic Front foreign minister Mustapha Ismail declared on Tuesday (May 13) that the time-frame for the peace ...
“Khartoum’s Ongoing Militarizing of Oil Roads, Offensive Redeployments,” May 12, 2003
Deeply ominous new reports from the ground in southern Sudan, as well as aerial intelligence, make clear that Khartoum continues to be in highly consequential violation of two recent and important agreements negotiated under ...
“Egypt Attempts to Squeeze the Remaining Life out of Machakos Process,” May 1, 2003
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak yesterday arrived in Khartoum, marking his first visit to this neighboring country in fourteen years. If one peels away the contrived camaraderie, the agenda for the visit is all too clear: to ...
“State Department and the White House Seek to Justify Their Assessment of the Khartoum Regime,” April 24, 2003
In a series of statements and reports, all now available on the US State Department website [http://www.state.gov/p/af/ci/su/c9101.htm], the State Department and the White House seek to justify the April 21, 2003 Presidential ...
“President Determines that Khartoum is ‘Engaged in Good Faith Peace Negotiations, ‘ Not ‘Unreasonably Interfering with Humanitarian Efforts,'” April 22, 2003
Relying on a newly prepared report by the US State Department, President Bush yesterday certified in writing to various Congressional committees that Khartoum's National Islamic Front regime is in compliance with conditions ...
“Latest Round of Machakos Peace Talks Breaks off with No Progress,” April 17, 2003
For the second time in a month, the Machakos (Kenya) peace talks for Sudan have broken off with no progress on the key issues being negotiated. On March 19, 2003 the talks were suspended when no agreement could be reached on ...
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