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Sudan and US Relations Under the Obama Administration: Are They Finally Improving?Sudanese US relations have had severe bumps in the past two decades. US Sanctions imposed on Sudan have failed to meet objectives. Has the Obama administration understood the lessons of its predecessors? Is there a new approach towards Sudan?
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Schwarzenegger Signs Bill Requiring Divestment in SudanGovernor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill to stop the state's two retirement systems from investing in companies that do business with Sudan because of the violence occurring in the country's Darfur region.
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Sheila Jackson to Visit Sudan Within DaysShe is known for her extreme position toward the Sudan government on Darfur. Previously, she only visited the refugee camps on the Sudan/Chad Border. Now its her first time to officially visit Sudan and see for herself the actual conditions in Darfur.
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Big East Basketball to Shine Light on War-torn and Hungry SudanVillanova and Seton Hall are partnering with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) in "Playing for Peace" to help bring an end to conflict, hunger and suffering in Sudan and South Sudan. -
The Apology Heard Around the World: Is Sudan Listening?Aafter 60 years of strained race relations Australia apologized to its black people. It shouldn't have to take 60 years to recognize the effects so I commend Steven Spielberg who quit his role with the Beijing Olympics because Hu Jintao won't quit Sudan.
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Sudan - Stem Further Human Rights AbusesSudan - Stem Further Human Rights Abuses - Human Rights Watch raises a warning regarding Sudan's potential treatment of its citizens following the January referendum -
Why George Clooney is in the SudanThere is voting in the Sudan today as the predominantly Christian southern section is voting to succeed from the northern predominantly Muslim section of the country. George Clooney is there keeping watch over the events as they unfold. -
The Sudan Liberation ArmyThe Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) is a rebel army that is fighting a civil war against the Sudanese government. -
Monkeypox Epidemic Could Be Spreading Silently in SudanA novel Monkeypox virus has been discovered in Sudan, an African country which has not had a monkeypox or smallpox epidemic for decades. Learn a little bit more about the monkeypox virus in this article. -
Sudan Tries to Keep South in the Fold, Fights on in DarfurThe Khartoum-based government in Sudan continues to spar with the south and most directly with Darfur as recent incidents of violence occur during peace talks and preceding an important referendum. -
RT Sudan's Unimaginable ViolenceFree Verse. Abba's Way. RT Sudan's Unimaginable Violence -
Sudan's Impunity - QuatrainSudan's Impunity - Quatrain by Stephen C. Rose -
Southern Sudan Wracked by New Violence Civilians DieSouthern Sudan Wracked By New Violence Civilians Die. New violence? No violence is ever new. Until it is taboo it will persist. Killing both soldiers and the innocent. -
South Sudan Celebrates IndependenceThe world's newest nation will be born on Saturday, July 9. The Republic of South Sudan will celebrate its independence from Sudan amidst border conflicts and grinding poverty.
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'Machine Gun Preacher': How a Bad Man Finds Redemption in Southern Sudan“Machine Gun Preacher” is the real life story of Sam Childers, a thoroughly bad man who found redemption through faith in God and a desire to help the orphans of Southern Sudan and to smite the wicked men who are kidnapping and murdering them.
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Independence Arrives for South SudanOn July 9, 2011 Africa officially welcomed South Sudan. The people of Sudan successfully followed the formula for achieving independence as drawn up in a 2005 treaty. This historic moment hopefully marked an end to 200 years of conflict. -
George Clooney Malaria Strain from the Sudan Held BackGeorge Clooney makes regular trips to the world's most dangerous regions. In his latest visit to the Sudan, he came back with malaria, which many die from over there. But he had the resources to beat it back, which serves to prove his points.
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Biography of Omar Al-Bashir-President of SudanOmar al-Bashir is the current president of the African country of Sudan. He has been the president through the end of the Sudanese civil war and the entirety of the Darfur conflict. -
Conflict, Hunger, and Malnutrition in SudanThe latest outbreak of violence in Sudan has brought hunger and large-scale displacement.
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A Look into the Genocide, Terrorism and Media in the SudanThe Sudan is the largest nation in Africa. Located in northeastern Africa it is in size more than one-fourth of America
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Edwards and Giuliani Unaware of Their Financial Holdings in Sudan CompaniesPresidential hopefuls John Edwards and Rudy Giuliani were unaware that their financial holdings invole investments in the same companies that do business in Sudan. -
New York State Takes Action Against Companies Doing Business in the SudanNew York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has announced a three-step plan to bring pressure on the government of the Sudan to end the genocide in Darfur. -
Sudan Polio Immunization Campaign to Reach 5 Million ChildrenIn response to a reported case of polio in neighboring Chad, Sudan is beginning a 3-day polio immunization campaign on Aug. 6. It's anticipated that nearly 5 million children will be immunized.
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Renewed Tensions Could Mean War in Sudan, Crisis Group SaysThe International Crisis Group has published a new report on renewed tensions in Sudan and the likelihood of war.
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Sudan Crisis Needs Urgent Solution, Say DiplomatsSudan stated that a "deliberate and sustained attack" by 30 vehicles carrying over 1,000 heavily armed personnel against African Union peacekeepers shows the urgent nature efforts to bring a unified solution to the crisis in Darfur and the nearby regions. -
The "Hand" Shakes the Rattle: The Atuot People of the SudanA look into the Atuot people of the Sudan.
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Slavery in Sudan - the Evil LivesSlavery was outlawed in our country in 1863, but the practice still exists in the world. Despite denials from the Sudanese government, the practice of slavery is alive and well in the Sudan, while the U. S. and the rest of the world turn a blind eye to it.
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The Rise of the Mahdist State in the SudanAn overview of the rise of the Mahdi, a Sudanese Islamic Sufi who conquered the Sudan in the late 1800s.
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The World Food Programme Needs Funding to Expand School Feeding in SudanHuge funding shortfalls for the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is threatening all its operations in Sudan, including school feeding. -
Celebrities Help in Darfur, SudanActor activism is on the rise, a new trend in the industry. Celebrities becoming heroes for the cause of humanity. Speaking to U.S. governments and Americans to step in on genocides in the Sudan.
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Rwanda Repeated: Genocide in Darfur, SudanThis article documents the situtation in Darfur region of Sudan. How world complacency and inaction are causing more travesty on the heels of the Rwanda genocide that claimed a million lives and caused much hardship.
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Sudan Ruled Responsible for 2000 Bombing of USS ColeA federal judge in Norfolk, VA, ruled Wednesday that the country of Sudan is responsible for the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole, an attack in which 17 U.S. sailors were killed as the ship sat in port. Their families are asking for $105 in compensatory damages.
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What the Government Won't Tell Us About SudanThe speculation as to why the United States has not intervened in Sudan runs the gamut between a lack of desireable resources and the color of the Sudanese people. This article explains the truth about why the United States has not involved itself in the Sudan... -
Sudan and Its Forgotten WarThis story is about the plight of the southern Sudanese and the Arab government in Sudan.
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Crisis Group Report: Peace in SudanThe International Crisis Group has released a new report with recommendations for steering Sudan toward the road to peace.
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Life as a Child Slave in SudanIn 1992, when the Muslim Government Militia attacked our village, there was massive damage to our village, in South Sudan. Our houses were demolished and many people were killed, even children and parents in front of their families.
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Sudan's Aru Kok to Continue His Quest at Virginia State UniversityThis is the inspiring story of a young man's successful journey to escape war-torn Sudan to pursue his dream of an education resulting in life-changing opportunities in both college and basketball.
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A Look Inside Sudan, AfricaInterview with a woman from Sudan.
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Comparison of Sudan to Nazi GermanyA pattern of human rights violations led to war both in the Sudan and Nazi Germany.
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What's Happening in the Sudan?Are you keeping tabs on the war in the Sudan? Here's some information that might help
