They Bombed Everything that Moved (June 5, 2012 update)
By Eric Reeves Preface June 12, 2012 (SSNA) –– This is the fourth update to my original May 6, 2011 report and Excel data spreadsheet; collectively, the reports and data…
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Darfur: The Truth Will Out
By Eric Reeves June 11, 2012 (SSNA) — The near total absence of reporting on Darfur in recent years marks the success of the Khartoum regime in making of this…
Read More Betrayal of Nation’s Expectation: Why South Sudan is Screwed Up
“An estimated $4 billion are unaccounted for or, simply put, stolen by current and former officials, as well as corrupt individuals with close ties to government officials. Most of these…
Read More Current Negotiations between Khartoum and Juba in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia): The View from Khartoum
There are good reasons to believe that Khartoum will use these internationally hailed talks as a means of silencing criticism about its continued campaigns of starvation in the Nuba Mountains…
Read More Darfur in the Still Deepening Shadow of Lies
The United Nations continues with its cynical policy of "see no evil, hear no evil…report no evil" in Darfur. This institutional corruption, and active distortion of the truth, works to exacerbate…
Read More Asking Seriously about Humanitarian Access to Blue Nile & South Kordofan
By Eric Reeves May 22, 2012 (SSNA) — The northern Sudanese border states of Blue Nile and South Kordofan are on the verge of catastrophic human destruction. This should not…
Read More Khartoum and the Language of War: Who’s Really Listening?
By Eric Reeves May 11, 2012 (SSNA) — Every day it becomes clearer that unless Juba buckles before Khartoum’s extortionate demands, on a range of issues, then the regime will…
Read More Will the Cease-fire Hold in Sudan Border Regions? A Timeline of Agreements Made and Abrogated by Khartoum
If history is any guide, Khartoum’s agreement to the cease-fire terms dictated by the May 2, 2012 UN Security Council Resolution, supported by the African Union, will prove meaningless; follow-up…
Read More Sudan Historian Douglas H. Johnson on the location of Heglig/Panthou
By Eric Reeves May 2, 2012 (SSNA) — The location of Heglig/Panthou has been badly and inaccurately reported for weeks, in no small measure because of diplomatic blundering by the U.S.,…
Read More “Where is Heglig?” — A brief addendum
By Eric Reeves April 27, 2012 (SSNA) — The location of Heglig/Panthou in relation to the North/South border at the time of Sudan’s independence (January 1, 1956) continues to be…
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