Ignorance or disingenuousness from Talisman Energy's Jim Buckee reflected in his perceptions of US policy toward Sudan. Eric Reeves [March 2, 2001] Smith College Northampton, MA ...
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Amnesty International Urgent Action re: Saudi Arabia: “TWO SUDANESE ACTIVISTS AT RISK OF DEPORTATION”
Saudi Arabia is a cruel, despotic, backward-looking monarchical tyranny; it is perfectly willing to do the bidding of Khartoum’s génocidaires for narrowly self-interested reasons, including forcibly repatriating Sudanese ...
European Participation in the Divestment Campaign Against Talisman Energy, February 1, 2001
The divestment campaign against Talisman Energy and its partners in the oil-driven destruction of Sudan has now been internationalized in a major fashion, with concerted and highly organized European efforts presently ...
Recently reported activities by the Sudan Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces in and near South Kordofan
Recently reported activities by the Sudan Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces in and near South Kordofan Eric Reeves | April 5, 2019 | https://wp.me/p45rOG-2oI It is not clear what to infer from an upsurge in intel from ...
Canadian Foreign Minister John Manley caught in a cover-up on behalf of Talisman Energy, May 4, 2001
FOREIGN MINISTER JOHN MANLEY CAUGHT IN A COVER-UP OF TALISMAN'S COMPLICITY IN SUDAN ATROCITIES Sooner or later John Manley's culpable refusal to accept honestly the realities of Talisman Energy's presence in Sudan was bound ...
“Will the Obama Administration Truly Support an Independent South Sudan?” Sudan Tribune, 30 January 2010
Eric Reeves - http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?article33952 • The evidence of recent months suggests that there is an increasingly grim logic governing the military and geographic future of southern Sudan—and ...
“Khartoum Attacks the International Committee of the Red Cross,” The International Herald Tribune, January 23, 2001
“Khartoum Attacks the International Committee of the Red Cross,” The International Herald Tribune, January 23, 2001 Eric Reeves The International Committee of the Red Cross---the very symbol of neutral, international ...
Talisman Energy: now unable to find a buyer for its stake in Sudan oil development, January 3, 2002
"Talisman Energy in Sudan: Some Ugly Prospects for the New Year" It has become increasingly obvious that Talisman simply cannot find a buyer willing to pay the face-saving price that CEO Jim Buckee is demanding for its Sudan ...
“American Lives, Sudanese Lives: What’s the Calculus in Congress?” | The Huffington Post, 30 December 2015
American Lives, Sudanese Lives: What’s the Calculus in Congress? The Huffington Post | December 30, ...
Khartoum captures Leer in an accelerating offensive in Sudan’s oil regions, January 27, 2003
"Khartoum Captures Leer in an Accelerating Offensive in the Oil Regions" Both Reuters and the UN's Integrated Regional Information Network (IRIN) are reporting today, as are reliable regional sources and the Sudan People's ...
Hunger, terrible hunger is already a reality in much of South Sudan—and the killing season has barely begun
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Khatoum’s military forces shell UN relief planes in the Nuba Mountains, November 12, 2001
Government of Sudan military forces yesterday (November 11) used artillery to attack relief planes from the UN's World Food Program. The question is once more put forcefully to the world community: when will Khartoum's ...
Statement in the Parliament of Canada concerning Talisman Energy in Sudan, February 16, 2001
Statement in the Parliament of Canada, February 16, 2001, concerning the legislative imperative to respond to oil development in Sudan. ******************** Statement from Mr. Irwin Cotler (Mount ...
In South Sudan, a Violent Conflict Breeds Mass Displacement (Wall Street Journal podcast)
In South Sudan, a Violent Conflict Breeds Mass Displacement (Wall Street Journal podcast) The Wall Street Journal has produced a short (under 10 minutes) "podcast" on the crisis in South Sudan. It is a primer, not a ...
“SPLA/in Opposition” Issue an Ominous “Press Release” Concerning UN Helicopters | 2 November 2014
As fighting rapidly accelerates with the arrival of the dry season, the rebel forces that make up what has been designated, without precision, the "Sudan People's Liberation Army/in Opposition" (SPLA/iO) will be badly ...
“Obama Weak on the Rapidly Escalating Crisis in Abyei (Sudan),” Dissent Magazine (on-line), March 9, 2011
Military tensions continue to escalate in the contested border region of Abyei in Sudan; reports from the ground indicate a large presence of troops from both Khartoum's regular Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and a responding force ...
Khartoum’s Support for the Houthis in Yemen: Past and Present Consequences | 26 March 2015
Khartoum’s Support for the Houthis in Yemen: Past and Present Consequences Eric Reeves, 26 March 2015 Along with “strategic” ally Iran, the Khartoum regime last year (and perhaps for longer) aided the Houthi rebels in ...
The Bush Administration on oil development in Southern Sudan: myopia or hypocrisy? — June 28, 2002
Yesterday, before the House International Relations Committee, Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill reiterated the Bush administration's opposition to US capital market sanctions against oil companies complicit in the genocidal ...
SPLM/Abyei Administrator’s account of weapons/personnel used in recent attacks | 6 March 2011
SPLM/Abyei Administrator's account of weapons/personnel used in recent attacks | Eric Reeves, 6 March 2011 On the 28th of February there were two attacks on Todac. [A first attack occurred at 6:30am]; the second ...
“The Untimely Death of John Garang: Prospects for Peace in Sudan,” The New Republic, 2 August 2005
Eric Reeve • The death of Dr. John Garang de Mabior, longtime leader of the struggle for a just peace in southern Sudan, casts an ominous shadow over the prospects for sustaining the north/south peace agreement signed ...
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