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Tag Archives: Khartoum
Walid Phares: Iranian Influence Creeping into Sudan
From CBN: Results of a recent referendum vote on independence in Sudan are set to be announced next month. Preliminary numbers show more than 98 percent of voters in southern Sudan want independence from the north. But the country’s Arab … Continue reading
Posted in Beja, Central Sudan Government, Iranian Influence, Omar al-Bashir, Southern Sudan
Tagged genocide, indictment, International Criminal Court, Jihad, Khartoum, Salafism, Walid Phares
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Future of Sudan’s Darfur uncertain post-referendum
From the AP: KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) — Years before Sudan’s south began casting votes for succession, the woes of Africa’s largest country were defined by the ethnic bloodshed in the western Darfur region. Now, international mediators and rights groups are … Continue reading
Posted in Central Sudan Government, Darfur, Southern Sudan
Tagged Human Rights Watch, John Kerry, Khartoum
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