Though US-sponsored negotiations to extend a humanitarian cease-fire in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan are encouraging, the Government of Sudan is refusing to accept international monitoring of a ban on the bombing of civilians ...

The dynamics of news reporting, both in Canada and elsewhere, insure that even the most compelling humanitarian disaster will receive short shrift if it has neither large geopolitical implications nor dramatic telegenic ...

With the aid of a hodge-podge of partners---some nave, others deeply disingenuous---Khartoum has made great strides recently in re-writing the history of its long and deep involvement in supporting international terrorism. ...

"Playing Politics with the Sudan Peace Act" Eric Reeves [December 5, 2001] Smith College Northampton, MA 01063 ereeves@smith.edu 413-585-3326 The Sudan Peace Act---the only meaningful ...

Senate Republicans are now blocking the Sudan Peace Act. In response to a Senate Democratic appeal for unanimous consent to a House-Senate conference for the bill, the Senate Republican leadership has objected. As of this ...

Evidence continues to emerge suggesting that Khartoum is not serious about the "four proposals" made by US special envoy John Danforth as a means of moving the Sudan peace process forward. The BBC, citing the Al-Khartoum ...

What is the truth about very recent reports that the Khartoum regime has continued to bomb civilian and humanitarian targets in southern Sudan? The question is of considerable importance, since the halting of such barbaric ...

Former Senator John Danforth, now US special envoy for Sudan, has bluntly---and with frank skepticism---challenged the Khartoum regime to show that it will cease its brutal ways if the US is to engage seriously in the peace ...

The Associated Press reports today (Nov 19) that the US "strongly suspects" Sudan of developing programs for biological weapons of mass destruction. Given the ample evidence that the Khartoum regime has already used chemical ...

Talisman Energy share price continues to suffer, sinking steadily back to its pre-divestment campaign high of $49.10 (September 4, 1999). A variety of Sudan-related forces will continue to weigh on share price, especially as ...