Sudan accuses Chad of Darfur air raids
AFP - Thu Jul 16, 5:46 pm ETSudan accused Chad on Thursday of launching air raids on its western region of Darfur, an area believed to be the base of Chadian opposition rebels, state media reported.
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Sudan cooperation with peacekeepers better: U.N.'s Ban
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Fri Jul 17, 3:45 pm ETSudanese government cooperation with peacekeepers in Darfur has improved and major violence there is now uncommon but the situation of civilians remains dire, says a new report by U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon.
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Chad denies carrying out Darfur air raids
AFP via Yahoo! News - Fri Jul 17, 7:07 pm ETChad's government on Friday denied accusations that it launched air raids on the Sudanese region of Darfur, saying it bombed rebel positions on its own territory.
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Sudan criticizes Obama for calling Darfur genocide
AP via Yahoo! News - Tue Jul 14, 8:39 am ETSudan's government has criticized President Barack Obama for calling the conflict in Darfur a "genocide."
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Sudan: Justice, Peace and the ICC
International Crisis Group - Fri Jul 17, 10:36 am ETSudan must dismantle its system of impunity for atrocity crimes or there will be no peace in Darfur and the north-south civil war could again erupt. The root cause of Sudan’s many crises is the reluctance of the long-ruling National Congress Party (NCP) to enact policies that would bring justice to the victims of the country’s many conflicts. The NCP must accept judicial reforms and transitional ...
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Chad launches air raid on Sudan: state media
Boston Globe - Thu Jul 16, 5:33 pm ETChadian aircraft launched an air raid inside Sudanese territory on Thursday, days after reports the countries were planning reconciliation talks, Sudanese state media reported.
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Kidnappers want $2 million for Darfur aid workers
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Tue Jul 14, 4:44 am ETKidnappers of two female aid workers in Sudan's Darfur region have demanded $2 million for their release, but the government is determined not to pay, a minister said Tuesday.
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Sudan oil district smoulders ahead of court ruling
AFP via Yahoo! News - Thu Jul 16, 3:38 am ETGutted busses and burnt out huts bear witness to an explosive row over Sudan's Abyei oil district, where an imminent court ruling on rival claims by civil war foes could stoke new trouble.
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Sudan: Cooperation Better, U.N. Finds
New York Times - Fri Jul 17, 9:37 pm ETGovernment cooperation with peacekeepers in Darfur has improved, the United Nations said.
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UN urges respect of ruling on Sudan oil district
AFP via Yahoo! News - Fri Jul 17, 7:48 pm ETThe UN Security Council on Friday called on parties to the dispute over the oil-rich Sudanese town of Abyei to abide by a ruling to be rendered next week by an arbitration court.
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Darfur rebels threaten to boycott "chaotic" talks
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Mon Jul 13, 6:30 am ETA major Darfur rebel group threatened on Monday to pull out of discussions with Sudan's government if mediators insisted on inviting other insurgents to negotiate.
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Sudan: Progress on southern peace "satisfactory"
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Wed Jul 15, 3:06 pm ETSudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir described as "satisfactory" on Wednesday the implementation of a faltering north-south peace deal that ended over two decades of civil war.
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Sudan is negotiating release of 2 foreign aid workers in Darfur with the aid of tribal leaders
Sun-Sentinel - Thu Jul 9, 11:23 am ETKHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) — Sudan is negotiating with the kidnappers of two Darfur aid workers for their safe release, preferably without paying the demanded ransom, Sudanese officials said Thursday.
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Indicted Sudanese president Bashir to stay away from African summit
EARTHtimes.org - Fri Jul 17, 6:44 am ETKampala - Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir will not attend an African leaders' summit in Uganda next week, an official confirmed Friday, after a top official of the international court urged Kampala to arrest him for the war crimes committed in his ...
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Obama initiative seeks normalized relations with Sudan regime
World Tribune - Thu Jul 16, 5:36 pm ETWASHINGTON — Diplomatic sources said the administration of President Barack Obama has intensified talks with Sudan in an effort to normalize U.S. relations with the Khartoum regime.
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Egypt urges Darfur rebels to unite
AFP via Yahoo! News - Sun Jul 12, 2:16 pm ETEgypt on Sunday urged rebel groups in war-torn Darfur to unite to help end the fighting which has plagued the western Sudanese province since 2003, the official MENA news agency reported.
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