Sudan seems to bring out a perverse diffidence in both the Obama administration and the international community. This is especially clear in their response to a growing body of evidence that atrocities are being committed in ...
A compendium of recent reports from Darfur from Radio Dabanga, July 17, 2011
The following assemblage of reports from Radio Dabanga, primarily from the last three months, can in no way lay claim to comprehensiveness; that has not been my goal here. Rather, I've tried to select the most representative ...
“Mass Graves Identified in Kadugli (South Kordofan): The End of Agnosticism,” Dissent Magazine, July 14, 2011
"Mass Graves Identified in Kadugli (South Kordofan): The End of Agnosticism," Dissent Magazine, July 14, 2011 Eric Reeves, 14 July 2011 A new report from the Satellite Sentinel Project (SSP) concludes that available ...
“Hillary Clinton, Sudan, and the Policies of Equivocation,” from The New Republic July 13, 2011
In a recent op-ed in The Washington Post about the independence of South Sudan, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton offered a conspicuous example of the Obama administration's policy of equivocation when it comes to the ...
“The Three Biggest Threats to Newly Independent South Sudan,” The New Republic, July 9, 2011
The independent Republic of South Sudan emerged Saturday from the ravages of half a century of war, deprivation, destruction, and displacement. Its freedom was guaranteed overwhelmingly by a self-determination held last ...
“The Logic of War: Khartoum’s Economy After Southern Secession”
What is the logic of Khartoum's military actions in Abyei and South Kordofan? Why has it engaged in such deeply threatening actions in the weeks leading up to independence for the Republic of South Sudan? What are the ...
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