The History of Sudan’s Third Civil War
Accelerating violence by Khartoum’s regular and militia forces threatens many hundreds of thousands of civilians in Blue Nile and South Kordofan; the regime’s military seizure of Abyei is now a…
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How War Reignited In Sudan While No One Was Looking
By Eric Reeves November 30, 2011 (SSNA) — Violence has escalated in recent weeks in many places in both (north) Sudan and the newly independent Republic of South Sudan. This…
Read More Our National Security and External Policy: South Sudan decision Makers MUST think twice
By: Aken PanKon N.Tong, North Sudan November 27, 2011 (SSNA) — My analysis may excite bad or good feelings amongst the decision makers in RSS or in our neighboring countries,…
Read More Darfur: The Genocide the World Got Tired Of
Amidst precarious humanitarian conditions, human security is increasingly threatened in Darfur—by Khartoum’s military as well as by variously re-cycled militia forces, and in particular by the increasingly savage Abu Tira…
Read More Full-scale War Looms as Khartoum Bombs Civilians in South Sudan
By Eric Reeves November 11, 2011 (SSNA) — During the past 48 hours multiple reports from the ground have confirmed that aircraft of Khartoum’s Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) have bombed…
Read More Is U.S. Without Leverage in Confronting Khartoum Over Atrocity Crimes?
The Obama administration would have us believe, in the words of special presidential envoy Princeton Lyman, that we can do nothing but "encourage talks" between the increasingly militarized Khartoum regime…
Read More Acquiescence Before Mass Human Destruction in Sudan’s Border Regions
Blue Nile and South Kordofan face catastrophic humanitarian crises Following Khartoum’s military assaults on South Kordofan (June 5) and Blue Nile (September 1), hundreds of thousands of civilians now face…
Read More “They Bombed Everything that Moved”
Aerial military attacks on civilians and humanitarians in Sudan, 1999 -2011 (report and data update as of October 15, 2011) July 15 – October 15, 2011 By Eric Reeves October…
Read More What Really Animates the Obama Administration’s Sudan Policy?
The lust for counter-terrorism intelligence all too easily trumps the "responsibility to protect" endangered civilians What do we know about the role Khartoum’s putative provision of "counter-terrorism intelligence" plays in…
Read More Blue Nile: The Next Imminent Crisis in Sudan’s War on Its Own People
By Eric Reeves September 28, 2011 (SSNA) — In a matter of days, or hours, the northern Sudanese state of Blue Nile seems likely to be the scene of the…
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