FM: Sudan has managed to achieve zero problems with neighbors

FM: Sudan has managed to achieve zero problems with neighbors


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Title: FM: Sudan has managed to achieve zero problems with neighbors
Author: Sudan News Agency
Date: 05-25-2016, 09:24 PM

09:24 PM May, 25 2016

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Khartoum, 25 may (SUNA) - The Minister For Foreign Affairs, prof. Ibrahim Ghandour, said Sudan has managed to reach zero problems with its neighbors.

The Minister who was talking during the weekly meeting of the Ministry of Information, said Sudan's relations with Eritrea were at their level best and that these relations have almost reached the level of full coordination.

He said Sudan also stands as the center of balance in the Ethiopian Eritrean relations as it enjoys brotherly and friendly relations with the leadership of both countries.

As to the relations with south Sudan, the minister said this relations stand as the first foreign relations and that Sudan at the same time is very keen to have constant relations of cooperation with Chad.

He stressed that the relations with chad has reached the level of military cooperation in the form of the joint Sudanese Chadian joint forces. He also referred to the constant coordination between the leadership in the two countries. The Minister said the Sudan was also part of the peace process in the Central African Republic.

The Minister said relations with Egypt on the other hand are at their level best at present, reaffirming however that the Sudan moves on two levels, the first was that Halaib is Sudanese territory but at the same time Sudan would not relinquish the strategic relations with Egypt.

The Minister reaffirmed Sudan's keenness to achieve peace in Libya and boost the legitimacy in Tripoli. He revealed the Minister for Foreign Affairs will soon pay a visit to Tripoli within the contest of the implementation of the Vienna conference which was held recently.
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  • Sudan’s president expends the mandate of Darfur Regional Authority (DRA) for one year
  • Sudan’s government emphasizes that any negotiations regarding Darfur would be based on (DDPD)
  • Sudan to launch the Sudan Electronic Gateway project
  • Sudanese army accuses UNAMID of dragging its feet in demobilization the former fighters
  • ICC Pre-Trial Chamber II refers to the UNSC Sudan’s non-cooperation and failure to arrest Mr Abdel
  • Sudanese emphasizes the need for cooperation between it and UN to get the joint aims
  • ICC refers to UNSC Sudan’s failure to arrest Abdel Raheem Muhammad Hussein
  • Sudan denounces the terrorist attack on a mosque in Kuwait
  • Sudan describes AU resolution as a successful framework for a sustainable peace in Darfur
  • UN weighs imposing sanctions on six senior commanders from South Sudan
  • Darfur Authority renews its calls for UNAMID to withdraw from the troubled region
  • UNHCR and partners alarmed at the upsurge in the number of South Sudanese fleeing into Sudan
  • Statement No. (22) The SPLM and the repercussions of the war in the republic of South Sudan
  • Sudanese Media Delegation Concludes Visit to Ethiopia and GERD
  • Sudan: Update on Yasir Mirghani Abdalrahman and Nasreen Ali Mustafa from Amnesty International
  • UK sets out support for South Sudan at Geneva conference
  • European Union Ambassador:Ramadan is a month for forgiveness and continued search for internal peac
  • Sudan and German discuss the national dialogue, illegal immigration and human trafficking issues
  • 250,000 South Sudanese children face starvation due to the conflicts: UN
  • South African government to explain to judges why Sudanese President left the country
  • Sudan and Ethiopia sign on the projects of the economic and developmental work
  • statement from SLM Minawi
  • South African’s government promises to probe into Al-Bashir’s leaving the country
  • Egypt signs a contract with a company to conduct studies on Ethiopian Dam
  • Sudan’s opposition appeals to the international community to end the aerial bombing on civilians in
  • South Sudan’s rebel’s leader discusses the issues of peace with UN official
  • Sudan’s Vice President vows to end the tribal conflicts
  • Sudan’s government downplays the importance of the opposition-EU meeting
  • South African court prevents Sudanese President leaving the country
  • THE BEJA CONGRESS APPEALS TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION
  • The President of the Assembly calls on States Parties to fulfill their obligations to execute the A
  • South Sudan’s government refuses the IGAD-PLUS proposal to put an end to conflict in the country
  • Sudan’s authorities allow 4 suspended newspapers to resume their publication
  • More than 200,000 people fled their homes in Darfur in 2015: UN
  • Sudan’s Foreign Minister briefs the Russian ambassador on the situation in Darfur
  • Sudan’s president attends an AU summit in Johannesburg: Sudan’s Minister confirms
  • Sudan’s president and his Eritrean counterpart review the bilateral relations and other issues
  • German contributes €1 million to the 2015 Sudan Common Humanitarian Fund
  • The main goal is achieving the peace in Sudan’s Blue Nile State: the governor
  • Sudan’s opposition argues (EU) Parliament to pursue peace process and democratic reforms
  • World Bank’s delegation visits Sudan’s Kordofan to identify the areas of the Arabic gum
  • Sudan’s President arrives in Egypt to participate in COMESA summit
  • No tangible progress made towards settling Darfur’s dispute: U.N Secretary-General
  • Britain’s ambassador confirms his government's support for the dialogue
  • South Sudan’s rebels acquire the weapons through Sudan: The Small Arms Survey
  • Sudan’s parliament review adding five representatives from it to the Council of Press and Publicati
  • Emirati Company expresses its desire to acquire 2.4 million acres of land in Sudan
  • Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on Darfur
  • Ki-moon welcomes release of two Russians abducted in Sudan’s Darfur
  • Two Russians kidnapped in Sudan's Darfur have freed: Russia's foreign ministry
  • UN expresses its grave concern over the security and humanitarian situation in South Sudan
  • Sudan participate in African neighboring countries conference
  • Russia supports Sudan militarily to combat terrorism
  • Sudan president to visit Beijing in response to his Chinese counterpart invitation
  • Ending of suspension of 4 newspapers next week: Sudan’s Information Minister
  • Sudan’s president visits Cairo in the next week
  • Darfur Regional Authority discuss with Al Mahmoud implementation of DDPD
  • Sudan’s president announces d amnesty for rebels who want to participate in the dialogue
  • Sudan may be supplying arms to the rebels in South Sudan: report says
  • Ki-moon calls on South Sudan to reverse its decision to expel UN chief coordinator
  • Sudan accuses organizations of seeking ban on the gold exports
  • Sudan’s president makes significant changes in the army
  • Sudan’s Parliament stresses the importance of the national dialogue
  • Islamic Relief League opens a new station to provide drinking water in Sudan’s Al-Obeid city
  • More than 30 countries and organizations participate in the swearing-in ceremony of Sudan’s preside
  • AU stresses its full commitment to support Sudan’s postal sector
  • Sudan’s Popular Congress Party adheres not to participate in the next government
  • EU concerned about violence, calls for calm and humanitarian access in East Darfur
  • ICC judges hold roundtable meeting with United Nations Special Representative for Sexual Violence i
  • UNAMID is concerned about the continued mobilization of the two Darfuris warring tribes
  • Calls to the presidency to allow free admission to Sudanese returning from Yemen in schools and uni
  • South Sudan's newly passed bill could restrict work as the country faces humanitarian crisis: NGOs
  • Sudan’s National Dialogue Committee, known as 7+7, has urged the chairman of the AU High-Level Impl
  • Sudanese-French Economic Forum will focus on attracting investments to Sudan
  • UN and EU to implement a natural resources management project in Sudan’s Darfur
  • The renewed fighting in S.Sudan’s Unity State is a serious breach of the Cessation of Hostilities A
  • Fresh tribal conflict in Sudan’s East Darfur resulting in numerous deaths
  • Sudan’s opposition figure scoffs at the ruling party’s insistence not to take place the national di
  • Sudan's National Dialogue Committee stresses the importance of the process
  • U.S. Condemns Violence in Sudan
  • Military activities in South Sudan’s Unity state forced up to 100,000 people from their homes: UN
  • U.S expresses its gravely concerned about the continuing fighting in Sudan’s parts
  • Ethiopian Ambassador to Khartoum describes relations between the countries a model in the region
  • Joint Local Statement on the accession by the Republic of South Sudan to Human Rights conventions
  • HRW urges (UNSC) to consider abuses against children in Sudan’s South Kordofan as war crimes
  • Sudan invites the head of AU Commission to attend the swearing in of Al- Bashir
  • South Sudan's government and rebels fail to make compromises: U.S. Kerry
  • Sudanese authorities bans human rights activist from leaving the country
  • Sudan announces that SPLA has pulled out from Samaha area
  • It is time to lift the unilateral sanctions on Sudan: AU
  • There is difference between us and the AUHIP head: Sudan’s government
  • If South Sudan's leaders do not show willingness to peace talks they have to face consequences: UN
  • The upcoming government will involve the parties that participated in the elections: Sudan’s ruling
  • Sudan slams (UNAMID) for neglecting to take responsibility for the attack in Darfur
  • Ambassador Booth’s Message to the 3rd Annual Advocacy Training in New York 4/25
  • Sudan’s ruling party describes EU and US stances on the elections as “unjustifiable”
  • Sudan expresses its reservation on remarks made by Ki-Moon on attacks against (UNAMID)
  • Sudan’s president warns South Sudan to disarm the rebels or face repercussions
  • Saudi King congratulates Al-Bashir on winning the presidential election
  • Statement attributable to the Spokesman of the Secretary-General on Darfur
  • Sudan summons the Canadian Charge d’affaires to protest over Sudanese elections’ integrity
  • UN voices deep concern about the recent attacks on (UNAMID) in Sudan’s Darfur
  • Sudan’s president told Troika that his country will not accept guardianship from any nation
  • Sudan security stresses that the current year will be the last one for the insurgency
  • EU expresses its strong dissatisfaction with the deadly war in South Sudan
  • Sudan’s Journalists Union condemns attack of Chairman of newspaper
  • Sudan stresses the importance of economic partnership with Saudi Arabia
  • Sudan’s president stresses Troika position on the elections will not affect the national dialogue
  • Darfur Regional Authority praises Qatar role in achieving peace in the region
  • Completing of projects financed by Kuwaiti grant in Sudan’s eastern states
  • South Sudanese opposition leader says his home surrounded by security personnel
  • Sudan pauses fishermen’s trial
  • Sudan’s Bashir says foreign criticism will not affect polls
  • Cooking gas and bread crises continue in Sudan
  • Nearly 8 million children in Sudan to be vaccinated against measles
  • Sudan demands UN to condemn the rebel SPLM-N attacks in South Kordofan
  • Technical issues, flour crisis resolved: Sudan's bakery union
  • Sudan’s president fails to get clearance to fly in airspace to travel to Indonesia
  • Sudan’s al-Turabi leads Islamic initiative to persuade Yemeni parties to the dialogue
  • USAID provides $ 135 million in aid to Sudan
  • European Union promotes open society and democracy in Sudan
  • Political developments prevent al-Bashir to attend A meeting in Indonesia: Sudan’s Foreign Ministr
  • The meeting of UNAMID exit strategy from Sudan’s Darfur resumes
  • More than 522 000 South Sudanese refugees scatter in four Eastern Africa countries: UN
  • Sudan briefs EU and U.S on the general elections and the national dialogue
  • We will not recognize the elections’ results: Sudan’s opposition
  • Khartoum and Cairo to double the capital of the Egyptian-Sudanese Agricultural Integration Company
  • The AUEOM Preliminary Report on the Sudan General Elections
  • Press Statement of the African Union Election Observation Mission to Sudan
  • HRW accuses Sudan of targeting civilians in South Kordofan by cluster bombs
  • Port Sudan police releases election candidates
  • UNICEF strongly denounces death of 10 children in South Kordofan
  • Sudan used cluster bombs in South Kordofan: HRW
  • One-third of Sudanese people vote in the elections: AU
  • Sudan’s participation in Saudi-led coalition in Yemen is invaluable: Saudi Ambassador
  • AU announces stability of Sudan's elections
  • Sudan’s President phones Saudi King to discus many issues
  • Sudan’s Government tells IGAD that it will meet the opposition after the elections
  • Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (North) statement for boycotting the farcical elections in Sudan
  • Detentions, civil society closures, media restrictions on eve of Sudan elections Sudan lacks conduc
  • Our aim is to help Sudan to conduct credible elections: IGAD says
  • African Union sends 50-member delegation to observe Sudan’s elections
  • No conducive environment for credible election: EU, Sudan Troika
  • Release of (4) abducted children in Sudan’s Abyei: UNICEF reveals
  • Anti-election rallies blocked, students detained in Khartoum
  • ICC President meets United Nations Secretary-General in New York
  • Sudan pushes back elections n South Kordofan state
  • SOUTH SUDAN and ETHIOPIA REFUGEES CAMPS:Declaration document for elections boycott
  • Evacuation of (585) Sudanese from Yemen to Saudi Arabia via buses
  • Anti-election campaign scares population of South Kordofan
  • Saudi Agriculture Minister discusses ways to finance projects in Sudan
  • The Sudan liberation Movement/Army The campaign of topples
  • Food and Agriculture Organization and World Health Organization celebrate
  • Sudan will witness economic cooperation with Arab Gulf countries: Finance Minister
  • 200 Sudanese interested in the voluntary return from Yemen
  • South Sudan,under leadership of Kiir,poses extraordinary threat to the U.S national security: Obama
  • Sudan’s Darfur’s Nyala to be monitored by electronic surveillance
  • Sudanese security agents beat up lawyers in Khartoum
  • Sudan Appeal forces should stop dialogue with govt.: Abdel Wahid El Nur
  • Khartoum briefs Doha on N'Djamena agreement with one of Darfur’ rebel’s faction
  • South Darfur medics protest against delay of salaries
  • Sudanese lawyers call for release of colleague
  • We are ready to deploy an infantry brigade in Yemen: Sudan’s president says
  • Prospect of arrests in Darfur case bleak:Fatou Bensouda
  • Sudan and UNICEF sign Joint Country Programme of Cooperation Agreement
  • Sudanese nationals assaulted in Yemen
  • Sudan’s Army dismisses reports that Yemen’s Houthi shot down Sudanese jet fighter
  • Sudan govt. not serious about National Dialogue: rebel leader
  • Sudan’s Foreign Ministry to create legal attachĂ©s in the embassies abroad
  • The rebel SPLM-N committed sabotage actions in South Kordofan: Sudanese army says
  • Sudan rebels claim attack on Habila garrison in South Kordofan
  • Egypt waits Sudan’s invitation to the National Committee on the Ethiopian dam
  • Sudan puts 4 jet fighters and 6,000 military troops at the disposal of Saudi Arabia
  • Sudan’s President praises efforts seeking to activate the joint Arab action
  • After claiming to down Saudi coalition plane, Houthis say they're holding Sudanese pilot
  • Rebels led by Machar announces that the killed 38 government soldiers in Jonglei and Unity states.
  • U.S Company fined USD 232.7 mln for transactions with Sudan and Iran
  • In Sudan, an unlikely path to jihad for students
  • Sudan closes Iranian offices and representations in the country
  • Darfur Regional Authority head warns of Islamic State scenario in Darfur
  • Sudan joins Saudi offensive against Yemeni rebels
  • Sudan confirms joining Saudi-led Yemen operation
  • Schlumberger fined $232.7mn for breaking Iran, Sudan sanctions
  • Sudanese govt. responsible for tribal violence: Darfur Bar
  • U.S. calls on South Sudanese parties to resume peace talks
  • Sudan Troika welcomes preparatory dialogue meeting
  • Sudanese opposition forum denied permit in Khartoum
  • Sudan’s president travels to Egypt to participate in the Arab League summit
  • Bakeries close, water outage in Sudan’s capital
  • UN Secretary-General's Message on the International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Sta
  • Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan sign Nile agreement
  • South Sudan Rebel Group Releases Child Soldiers
  • Nine medical students were born in UK and studied medicine in Sudan
  • Missing British-Sudanese medics had humanitarian motives
  • France denies Darfur rebel leader Nour the permanent residence in its territory: Sudan’s Foreign Mi
  • International agents behind Arab, African extremism
  • British Embassy in Khartoum refuses to grant visas to many Sudanese
  • Contaminated medical waste alert in Sudan’s capital
  • Land travels between Sudan and Ethiopia starts in April
  • Large quantity of drugs destroyed in eastern Sudan
  • SISSA to meet in Khartoum to discuss the economic sanctions effects on the security in Africa
  • Nine British medics enter Isis stronghold to work in hospitals
  • Bloody tribal clashes in Sudan’s Darfur left many dead and injured
  • South Sudan Factions Recruit Thousands of Child Soldiers
  • The Regional Authority announces approaching of the compensations for affected people in Darfur
  • Sudanese students leave to join Islamic State
  • Note by the Sudanese opposition organizations in the Diaspora
  • South Sudan warlord offers abducted boys sit exams - UN envoy
  • Population Under Pressure in South Sudan Opposition Territory
  • China supplies South Sudan with weapons to protect its oil fields
  • South Sudan rebels say civil war will go on
  • Sudan: don't tie Darfur peacekeepers exit to tribal violence end
  • Al Bashir pardons five JEM-Sudan convicts
  • 500, 000 dollars from FAO to support agriculture in Sudan
  • Sudan hit by severe shortage of flour
  • Sudan’s army says that it killed 60 rebels in fighting in Southern Kordofan
  • Five dead, three injured in Darfur shootings
  • China describes its relationship with Sudan as a model must be followed
  • Sudanese popular and official delegations conduct dialogue with U.S. lobbies on sanctions
  • Trial of 19 Darfur rebels starts in Sudan’s capital
  • One dead, two injured in new fire at Bindisi camp, Central Darfur
  • We show the world that the elections will be free and fair: Sudanese National Elections
  • Sudan opposition, govt. still at odds on election
  • Al-Bashir discusses with Mufti of Croatia position of Muslim minorities
  • Call for Sudan to stop recruiting minors in South Kordofan
  • SPLM-N leadership: Sudan Deserves a New Peace
  • Specialist shortage sees cancer rise in Sudan
  • South Sudan’s government says it does not want ‘Troika’ countries to be included in the peace talks
  • Foreign aid goods for sale at Sudanese markets: displaced
  • ICC knows it doesn't scare Sudan at all: Information Minister says
  • $ 68 million from the Kuwaiti Fund for Sudanese water project
  • Sustainable fisheries project launched for Sudan’s Red Sea State
  • Sudanese army says it repels SPLM-N attack on Southern Kordofan
  • Sudan’s president invites his Egyptian counterpart to sign a document on the Ethiopian dam
  • Sudan’s ruling party welcomes Berlin Declaration
  • ICC moves intended to disrupt the elections: Sudan’s parliament
  • Five die while hiding in Darfur’s Jebel Marra
  • Norway and UNIDO launch a € 4,8 million project for the sustainable management of marine fisheries
  • S. Sudan Braces for Sanctions as Economy Limps
  • Sudan’s Popular Congress Party rejects any foreign interference the dialogue
  • ICC Trial Chamber I joins the cases concerning Laurent Gbagbo and Charles BlĂ© GoudĂ©
  • Six new judges sworn in today at the seat of the International Criminal Court
  • UNICEF expresses its concern about the children situations in Sudan
  • Al-Bashir vows to complete the development in eastern Sudan
  • Students protest in Dongola, northern Sudan
  • Sudan denies movement of extremists from Darfur to Libya
  • Pre-Trial Chamber II informs the United Nations Security Council about Sudan’s non-cooperation in t
  • The Secretary-General Remarks at the opening session of the Commission on the Status of Women
  • US condemns lack of "political leadership" to resolve South Sudan's war
  • Sudan’s President participates in the Egypt Economic Development Conference
  • Ongwen case: Confirmation of charges hearing postponed to 21 January 2016
  • Six newly elected ICC judges to be sworn in on 10 March 2015
  • South Sudan:76 organizations call for publication of AU Inquiry Report as deadline for peace passe
  • Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia reach an agreement on sharing of Nile waters and Ethiopian Dam
  • Sudanese army is preparing for the crush of the rebellion
  • A presidential pardon to release Sudan’s opposition figures within days
  • Sudan’s president urges the parties to overcome differences about the Ethiopian dam
  • Lubanga case: ICC Appeals Chamber amends the Trial Chamber’s order for reparations to victims
  • Uganda denies massing troops along Sudan border
  • Berlin Declaration will not affect the dialogue or elections: Sudan government
  • Darfur’s NLJM announces that will participate in the elections
  • UNAMID announces that it will cut 770 civilian jobs
  • Tripartite Commission of the Ethiopian Dam meets in Khartoum
  • The International community agrees that Sudan is an oasis of peace in the region: presidential assi
  • China sees no "logic" behind US-drafted resolution on South Sudan
  • Sudanese tribesmen request reconciliation mechanism
  • Sudan’s president stresses the opposition’s inability to block the elections
  • Foreign Minister Steinmeier welcomes Sudanese opposition’s Berlin Declaration on National Dialogue
  • Ngudjolo Chui case: ICC Appeals Chamber confirms the acquittal decision
  • Sudanese leader says being hounded by ICC, West
  • Fatou Bensouda, at a press conference in Uganda: justice will ultimately be dispensed for LRA crime
  • Sudan admits children lack iodine
  • U.N extends peacekeeping force in disputed area of Abyei
  • Airlines threaten to suspend Khartoum, Port Sudan flights
  • 16,000 Ugandan deploy on the Sudan-South Sudan borders
  • Tortured Hausa prisoners released in eastern Sudan
  • Freedoms severely curtailed in Sudan in 2014: Amnesty
  • I’m ready to “leave” if the people decided that through elections: Sudan’s president
  • South Sudan must establish a transitional government of national unity
  • Egypt funds first of several dams in South Sudan
  • Liberation of Kuhliyat garrison 5 km west Kadugli city
  • Bashir: Iranian centers closed to protect Sudan
  • Statement of the ICC Prosecutor at a press conference in the Central African Republic
  • Sudan’s Main Opposition Parties to Boycott April Election
  • US presents UN draft resolution on imposing sanctions in South Sudan
  • Sudan election is 'propaganda', says rebel leader
  • Darfur’s Minnawi says that Sudan’s upcoming election is mere propaganda
  • Security detains anti-dam activist in northern Sudan
  • Sudan's Interior Minister meets with the Speaker of Ethiopian Parliament
  • National Congress Party official killed in eastern Sudan
  • Sudan’s opposition heads to Berlin to discuss the country’s crises
  • Sudan’s opposition leading figure accuses the government of spreading violence
  • Sudan police forcefully disperse anti-govt demo: witnesses
  • South Sudan rivals open 'final' peace talks
  • African Refiners Association ARA meets in Cape Town from March 16 to 20 - 2015
  • After harrowing journey, Sudanese asylum seeker freed from Israeli detention center
  • Sudanese Refugee Sue Moviemakers
  • Kuwait's Zain seeks to repatriate $280 mln from Sudan
  • China announces that it will continue to support South Sudan peace process
  • Three die in militia attacks in South and North Darfur
  • Sudan and Kuwait negotiate help Zain repatriate $280 million worth of Sudanese pounds
  • Darfur displaced invite US Deputy Secretary of State to visit their camps
  • Sudan suggests many investment projects for UAE businessmen
  • National Liberation and Justice Party launched in Sudan’s capital
  • Sudan’s court refuses to release opposition leaders on a regular bail
  • Sudan: Court session against Abu Eisa, Madani turns into political rally
  • Egypt never stopped communicating with Nile basin countries: Egyptian Ambassador to Sudan
  • Sudan election campaign to start amid opposition boycott
  • Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia receive offers for Nile dam studies
  • Offers from firms to conduct technical studies on the Ethiopian dam
  • Mass deportation starts at new dam sites in eastern Sudan
  • Boko Haram on agenda of IGAD Inter -Parliamentary Union in Khartoum
  • Sudan activists to take action against Tabit mass rape
  • Talks between Khartoum and Washington on human rights and democracy
  • Kuwait hands out payments to Sudanese orphans
  • Military staff beats pregnant woman in Tabit, North Darfur
  • Kidnapping of (89) boys older than 12 in South Sudan: UNICEF
  • One killed in El Geneina-Zalingei road robbery, Darfur
  • Sudan calls for resolving of the outstanding points in Nile Basin Initiative
  • Central Darfur's displaced without shelter after fire
  • Clashes displace over 41,000 people in Darfur: UN
  • The fighting in Darfur displaced more than 41,000 since late December: UN
  • Two Russia abducted in Darfur’s Sudan are alive: Moscow
  • Tribal reconciliation talks begin in Sudan
  • Sudan’s president calls on Russian and American investors to invest in the country
  • Dozens injured as Sudanese students clash
  • UNAMID prepares for a safe exit from Sudan’s Darfur
  • Talks in Sudan on Unamid exit strategy
  • Israel has granted refugee status to only four Sudanese and Eritrean asylum seekers
  • South Sudan Rebel Spokesman Defects
  • U.S. Treasury Allows Personal Communication Exports to Sudan
  • FAO teams up with the Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rangelands and provides about USD 1 mill
  • Independent Civil Society in Sudan stage a one-day sit in and suspension of work
  • South Sudan Warns Media Not to Publish Rebel Interviews
  • Sudan resumes talks with the rebel SPLM-N in two weeks
  • Sudan opposition, civil society to meet in Germany
  • Cattle theft, malnutrition in East Jebel Marra
  • We agreed with Washington to continue the dialogue: Sudan says
  • AU Commissioner deeply concerned over Abyei, Sudan
  • South Sudan government and rebel forces recruit children as young as 13: HWR
  • Sudan denounces beheading of 21 Egyptians by Islamic State in Libya
  • Villager abducted in Kutum, North Darfur
  • Breakthrough in talks on an exit strategy to UNAMID: Sudan says
  • Northern Sudan farmlands sold to Syrian investor
  • Sudanese journalist disappears under mysterious circumstances
  • USA criticises Sudan for obstructing UN inquiry into mass rape
  • Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia reach an advanced stage on agreement on Ethiopian Dam
  • Sudan’s Women Union, Darfur Centre welcome HRW report
  • Sudan meets an international team to discuss an exit strategy of UNAMID
  • Israel’s hard stance to get Sudanese asylum seekers to leave
  • Sudan denies rumors that it closed its Embassy in Yemen
  • Unamid deputy visits Um Baru displaced
  • Unamid fires 209 local translators in Darfur
  • Political delegation in Tabit scares residents
  • IGAD's Inter-Parliamentary Union convenes its meeting in Khartoum
  • Sudan, Ethiopia and Egypt hold an unannounced meeting to discuss Ethiopian Dam
  • Sudan security detains anti-election supporters in Sennar
  • UN extends the mandate of independent experts on Sudan for one year
  • UN Security Council seeks more control over arms to Darfur
  • Sudan investigates rape of girl in Darfur by UNAMID officer: Source
  • Sudan’s opposition welcomes HRW’s confirmation of Darfur mass rape
  • 38,600 displaced in Darfur in a month: OCHA
  • Sudan security detains man at North Darfur market
  • UNICEF discloses that (300) child soldiers were released in South Sudan
  • Sudan: Mass Rape by Army in Darfur UN, AU Should Press for Protection, International Investigation
  • Human rights investigations: Sudan army ordered mass rape Darfur
  • Military cooperation between Sudan and China
  • Unamid urged to open base in Tabit after mass rape
  • Improvement in economic relations with the Gulf: Sudan Finance Minister
  • Fire kills three children at Kalma camp in South Darfur
  • SLM-SR statement in response to ICC Chief Prosecutor Suspension of Darfur Investigations
  • LJM ex-rebels continue integration process into Sudan’s army
  • Fire destroys 45 houses in Abu Suruj camp, West Darfur
  • Skin diseases, food shortage in Jebel Marra: newly displaced
  • US Secretary of State is pressing for a UN vote creating an arms embargo on South Sudan
  • Gunmen steal cash from stores in South Darfur capital
  • Firewood collectors assaulted in Kabkabiya, North Darfur
  • Sudan: Detained opposition leader hospitalised
  • Boy burns to death in attack on villages in North Darfur
  • Thirst in North Darfur’s Shangil Tobaya camps
  • MP demands rule of law restored in North Darfur
  • Red Sea state, eastern Sudan, imposes tourism support fees
  • Sudan’s government warns those who seek to disrupt the elections
  • Sudan: Detention of Abu Eisa, Madani extended for two weeks
  • AU mediation puts forward a new approach to negotiations in Sudanese conflict
  • Sudanese opposition starts Leave! campaign
  • Press Release from Sudanese Writers Union (SWU)
  • Liberation and Justice Movement -LJM apology to people of Darfur
  • 400 JEM faction combatants to merge with Sudan army
  • EU expresses its concern at the difficulties facing Sudan’s national dialogue
  • More bombs fall on Golo, Central Darfur
  • Sudanese court renews detention of opposition leader
  • Sudanese El Midan gagged for 10th time
  • Central Darfur’s Mukjar horror movie after sunset
  • USAID, BRAC Launch Project to Reach Out-of-School Children in South Sudan
  • Africa Union Peace and Security Council stands in the way of Justice in South Sudan
  • Former Sudan Lost Boy Becomes Chess Master in NYC
  • Villagers fleeing attacks in North Darfur could die of thirst
  • Doctors call for improvement of health situation in Sudan's prisons
  • One dead, seven wounded in armed robberies in Darfur
  • Khartoum and the United Nations discuss their relations
  • North Darfur’s Zamzam camp short of drinking water, medicines
  • Student activist murdered, not drowned: Umma Party
  • Unamid concern over impact of fighting on Darfuri civilians
  • Sudan expects a new representative for UNDP resident coordinator in the coming days
  • North Darfur: 31,000 new displaced at Um Baru, Zamzam camp, more villages attacked
  • Villagers executed in Jebel Marra, OCHA reports 5,700 newly displaced in North Darfur
  • Khartoum Court drops charges against 56 Darfuri students
  • Re: Sudanese-Chinese talks convened today in Khartoum
  • Cold, hunger kills six children in North Darfur
  • Kidnapped Darfuri students’ families appeal for help
  • UN sends mission to North Darfur, militia raids go unreported
  • Unamid offers to support Deleig camps in Central Darfur
  • Darfur displaced in need of covers, medicines, as cold wave hits Sudan
  • Habaniya, Fellata sign peace protocol in South Darfur
  • Thousands hiding in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra without water, food
  • Sudan rejects UN request to undo the expulsion of 2 international staff
  • Sudan’s Parliament supports the expulsion of the two UN officials
  • Sudan regrets for Ki-moon statements on expel of two UN officials
  • Senior UN officials in Sudan asked to leave
  • Upsurge of attacks in Central Darfur, rape attempt in West Darfur
  • Darfur Association warns for widespread govt. attacks
  • Washington Post interview with Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir
  • West Darfur: 2,800 ex-rebels integrate into Sudan’s regular forces
  • Popular singers not invited to Darfur music festival
  • Security situation deteriorating at South Darfur’s El Salam camp: sheikh
  • Letter to the UN on the ICC sent today:Re the ICC arrest warrant for President al Bashir
  • Two young men abducted in Central Darfur
  • Livestock damages crops in South Darfur’s Kass
  • Let’s sing for peace festival launched in North Darfur
  • Sudan’s government to disarm the heavy weapons from Darfur tribes
  • Two raped near displaced camp in West Darfur
  • Integration of more than (5,000) soldiers in eastern Sudan
  • Paramilitary troops attack North Darfur villages
  • Employees strike in West Kordofan, threaten to strike in South Darfur
  • (UNAMID) will not leave Darfur soon: UN says
  • Statement by the UK Legal Advisor to the UK Mission to the UN to the Security Council Briefing on S
  • Al-Bashir says (ICC) is one of the tools aims to humiliate and subjugate Sudanese
  • Foreign Minister accuses bodies of conspiring against armed forces
  • Sudan’s president asks AU-UN peacekeepers out of Darfur
  • A plan by foreign organizations to fabricate rape confessions in Darfur and Blue Nile: Sudan’s gov
  • A women's demonstration in Khartoum to protest against the rape allegations
  • Sudanese organizations in USA Letter to UNSC on Tabit Crime
  • Sudan’s Authorities closes UNAMID’s human rights office
  • We had received a request to leave Sudan: UNAMNID reveals
  • StopRapeNow Rally at front of UN head Quarter IN NY
  • Sudan rejects UN call for conducting another investigation into rape allegations
  • Foreign Ministry: Security Council escalates mass rape allegation against Sudan
  • Sudanese Government demands (UNAMID) to prepare “an exit strategy”
  • Security Council press statement on Darfur - 19 November 2014
  • UNAMID resolved to conduct another investigation into rape allegations in Darfur
  • UNAMID to conduct new investigating to end the rumors about mass rape in Darfur
  • Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on Darfur
  • Sudan denies UNAMID access to Tabit village to investigate rape cases
  • Sudan: UNAMID did not respect agreement with foreign ministry
  • Sudan’s Government vows to penalize promoters of rape cases in North Darfur
  • Sudan National Human Rights Commission visits Tabit village to verify reports of women’s rape
  • Opposition leader: UNAMID report on Darfur rape not worth the ink it is written with
  • Urgent Statement Sudan's ambassador in Cairo: denying facts and covering of rape crimes
  • EU delegation and Norwegian mission in Sudan express concern over security situations in Darfur
  • No evidence of any case of rape in North Darfur’s Tabit village: UNAMID
  • UNAMID investigates into mass rape in North Darfur state
  • Beja Congress Condemns Rape of Women in Darfur
  • UNAMID investigates alleged mass rape in North Darfur, calls for access
  • Qatar Development donates $1.7 Million for Darfur Internal Dialogue Consultations
  • Talks in Qatar to join the non-signatory Darfur’s armed movements to peace process
  • UNAMID expresses concern over possible security raids in Kalma camp in Darfur
  • Death and injuring of (17) citizens of dengue fever in Sudan’s El Fasher
  • EU Delegation in Sudan calls on government to investigate into attack on Darfur peacekeepers
  • Darfur rebel leader Minawi sacks commanders
  • North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Re: North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Re: North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Re: North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Re: North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Re: North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Re: North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Re: North Darfur tribal leaders agree to end use of child soldiers: Unamid
  • Darfur Regional Authority closed door in our face: students
  • Sudan allows two NGOs in East Jebel Marra, Darfur
  • Troops deployed in East Darfur as buffer against tribal clashes
  • Two women raped for six hours in South Darfur
  • Unamid stations 500 at South Darfur’s Kalma camp
  • Chairman of Darfur Regional Authority confirms US participation in the donors’ conference in Doha
  • Sudan Liberation Army/Minnawi claims it has captured an area, Nyala
  • US urges parties to conflict in S. Sudan to stop fighting
  • JEM denies participation in talks with government in October
  • Hamar, Ma’aliya reach agreement in Sudan's West Kordofan
  • Darfur peace accord incorporated in Sudan’s Interim Constitution
  • AU, UN, Sudan conclude tripartite meeting on Unamid
  • Statement of the Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the Sudan Mashood A. Baderi
  • Presentation by the Independent Expert on the Situation of Human Rights in Sudan
  • Report of the Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the Sudan, Mashood A. Baderin
  • Darfur ex-rebels, vice-president discuss peace accord
  • Militiamen rape, abduct North Darfur displaced
  • North Darfur farmers, nomads agree on peaceful coexistence
  • Darfur ex-rebels integrate into Sudan's army
  • Sudan Workers Union supports Darfur teachers’ strike
  • Tribal leaders vow to stop abuses in Kubum, South Darfur
  • UNAMID calls for restraint over displaced camp tensions
  • Sudanese forces killed in Central Darfur: rebels
  • East Darfur teachers call open-ended strike
  • Salamat elders insist on meeting Sudan’s president
  • Four children die in explosions, West Darfur
  • 'East Darfur tribes agree to a truce': DRA
  • South Darfur state delays tribal reconciliation: Salamat
  • Darfur displaced reject Sudan’s National Dialogue
  • Paramilitary troops kill university student in North Darfur
  • UNAMID gives Sudanese staff one-week notice to leave houses
  • UNAMID welcomes Darfur rebels decision on child soldier ban
  • Sudan Liberation Movement /Army – SLM/A MM Operational Mechanism to End Recruitment and Use of Ch
  • Darfur 2014: Time to Reframe the Narrative
  • What Lies Ahead for President Mbeki’s Visit to War Affected Areas in Sudan۟
  • A National Dialogue, or a National (Congress Party) Monologue۟
  • Three children killed in missile attack in Darfur's Nierteti
  • Sudan Air Force bombs market in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
  • Basic school stripped of its contents in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
  • Villagers in North Darfur’s Tawila repel militia attacks
  • Two children killed, three maimed by ammunition in South Darfur
  • Janjaweed beat, rob, abduct displaced in South Darfur
  • Darfuri basic school student detained by security in Khartoum
  • Woman killed, displaced robbed in Sirba, West Darfur
  • Woman, children tied to tree at North Darfur market
  • Rapes in Shangil Tobaya and Tawila, North Darfur
  • Grain miller arrested by Military Intelligence in North Darfur
  • Exhausted displaced reach Kassab camp in North Darfur
  • South Darfur food gap 228,000 ton, East Darfur 175,000 ton
  • ‘Huge food gaps in South and North Darfur’: officials
  • ‘Senior Sudan government representatives to take part in Darfur-Darfur dialogue’: Unamid
  • Darfur displaced in need of tents, tarpaulins before rainy season
  • Three young women gang-raped in South Darfur
  • Spread of diseases in South Darfur’s Kalma camp
  • Militiamen loot 'lawless' Central Darfur town
  • Robberies, shooting at Zalingei-Hamidiya camp road in Central Darfur
  • South Darfur’s Kalma camp registers 19 rape cases within 12 days
  • West Darfur displaced reject ‘re-planning’ of Saraf Jidad camp
  • Drinking water denied to South Darfur’s Kalma camp residents
  • Darfur students in Dongola protest non-exemption of tuition fees
  • Three dead, two injured as missiles hit Tabit, North Darfur
  • Gunmen kill Darfur displaced women resisting rape
  • Pro-government militiamen kill Central Darfur camp official
  • Rebel SRF road map towards National Dialogue Sudan
  • Gunmen plunder lorries en route to Zalingei, Central Darfur
  • 'More protection for workers in Sudan': professionals
  • Ex UNAMID official criticizes agreement with government
  • Non-food relief to be distributed among North Darfur's displaced
  • More than 224,000 new displaced in Darfur yet to return
  • Darfur rebel leaders urge Security Council to investigate Unamid and amend mandate
  • UNSC Investigation:letter to Request for Urgent Investigation of Accusations Against UNAMID
  • Newly displaced continue to arrive at El Salam camp in South Darfur
  • Darfur civil society initiative calls for resumption peace negotiations
  • Sudanese refugees in Central African Republic living in fear
  • Minwi accuses UNMID of covering up government crimes in Darfur
  • Protests flare in Sudan, citizens arrested
  • Minawi urges Sudanese people to support revolution
  • One of three Darfur child bomb victims dies, two kling to life
  • Fire lays waste to stalls, shops in Kass, South Darfur
  • Dead, injured in North Darfur accident, attack
  • ‘Entire generation may face extinction’ in Sudan’s South Kordofan: SPLM-N
  • Sudan Democracy First Group: An Open Letter to President Carter
  • Dozens still detained in Sudan despite promise of amnesty
  • 334 Sudanese refugee students sit exams in Chad
  • Nearly 18,000 newly displaced still living rough in Darfur
  • Sudan's rebels take ‘strategic decision’ not to participate in national dialogue
  • Rebel demands international mediator at Sudan's national dialogue
  • Sudan Leaks: Ethnic killings at Sigili in 2012
  • Sudan Leaks: ‘UN Security Council was misinformed about Janjaweed’
  • Opposition sceptical as Sudan security announces release of political detainees
  • Four Million Sudanese Face Food Insecurity
  • More than 16,000 displaced from Darfur’s Jebel Marra still living in the open
  • 'UN missions fail to grasp Darfur, Sudan conflict': human rights activist
  • Youth in Nyala, South Darfur, collect clothes for newly displaced
  • Sudan Leaks: ‘UN withheld key information on ethnic cleansing in Darfur’
  • Sudanese civilians terrorised by capricious militia
  • Rally at front of the United Nations Darfur is burning
  • Darfur Union’s (UK) letter to the Prime Minster David Cameron after the demonstration
  • Sudan Liberation Movement-Minawi faction meets with UK foreign officials
  • Alarm raised over violence in Sudan's Darfur
  • Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin for February 2014
  • The governor of Sudan’s troubled North Darfur survives ambush: source
  • Statement Attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on Darfur
  • South Darfur: Pillay urges halt to attacks targeting civilians
  • What is the problem of Sudan-BRIEFING FROM THE SPLM/N :ON THE PEACE TALKS
  • US condemns attacks by Sudanese mercenaries
  • Sudan Liberation Movement rejects call to meet with Afrin Union Chief
  • statement issued by DRDC concerning the ongoing round of ethnic cleansing in Darfur
  • Arson, #####ng displace thousands in Sudan's Darfur
  • The SPLM-N Statement at the Opening Session of the Addis Ababa Negotiations on
  • Issues No. 6 and 7 of the Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin covering the periods 01 to 1
  • US urges parties to conflict in S. Sudan to stop fighting
  • Sudan Liberation Movement/Army MM Command Order (2/2013)
  • Press Statement on the Technical Workshop by JEM and SLA/MM
  • Aerial bombardments kill ten, injure eight in East Jebel Marra
  • 3rd Issue of the Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin for the
  • 100 killed in Sudan tribal clashes
  • UN: 460,000 Sudanese displaced by Darfur conflicts
  • JEM Response to AU Peace and Security Council CommuniquĂ© (PSC) at it
  • JEM Response to AU Peace and Security Council CommuniquĂ© (PSC) at its
  • The new US Envoy to Sudan and South Sudan meets with the leaders of Su
  • Letter from African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies
  • Human Rights Situation in Sudan: Amnesty International’s joint written
  • Renewal and strengthening of the special procedure mandate on the situ
  • UNAMID’s head briefs Qatar Deputy Prime Minister on the situation in D
  • (4) UN peacekeepers swept away by floods in Darfur