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Sanctions and Sudan

The Donald Trump administration was right to remove some of its sanctions against Sudan.

Yasir Zaidan

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Sudan December 1924 Essay

Egypt, the Sudan and the Nile

EDITORIAL NOTE: This article was written by Judge Crabitès and accepted by FOREIGN AFFAIRS before the assassination of Sir Lee Stack on November 19.

Pierre Crabitès

Strategy & Conflict May 26, 2011 Postscript

Sudan Back on the Brink

Violence in Sudan's disputed region of Abyei threatens to unravel the fragile peace gained from January's secession vote in the south. Before full-scale war erupts,...

Andrew S. Natsios

Post-Conflict Reconstruction Jan 20, 2011 Letter From

Letter From Abyei: Neither North Nor South

Despite the successful referendum in southern Sudan, the unresolved status of a town straddling the border between North and South could spark civil war once again.

Rebecca Hamilton

Post-Conflict Reconstruction January/February 2011 Comment

Sudan's Secession Crisis

Ahead of last weekend's secession referendum in Sudan, Andrew S. Natsios and Michael Abramowitz wrote on the prospects for compromise and reconciliation between the...

Andrew S. Natsios and Michael Abramowitz

Humanitarian Intervention Dec 24, 2009 Letter From

Letter From Khartoum: Sudan’s Empty Election

In recent years, international attention on Sudan has focused on Darfur. But the regime in Khartoum has been concerned with its own political survival, and with...

Rebecca Hamilton

Strategy & Conflict Apr 13, 2009 Interview

Q&A With Andrew Natsios on Sudan

Is Peace Possible After the ICC Warrant?

This week, Andrew Natsios answers questions submitted by readers about what the United States and others can do to bring peace and humanitarian relief to Sudan.

Law Mar 23, 2009 Snapshot

Waltz With Bashir

The ICC's latest move against the Sudanese president will harden Khartoum's stance, push Darfuri rebels to make unreasonable demands, and raise expectations in Sudan -...

Andrew Natsios

Security Jan 19, 2005 Postscript

Peace by Piece

Martin's postscript to his March/April 2002 essay "Sudan's Perfect War"

Randolph Martin

Peacekeeping May/June 2008 Essay

Beyond Darfur

While the crisis in Darfur simmers, the larger problem of Sudan's survival as a state is becoming increasingly urgent. Old tensions between the Arabs of the Nile River...

Andrew Natsios

Human Rights January/February 2005 Essay

Darfur and the Genocide Debate

As western Sudan continues to suffer, much international attention has focused on whether to call what is happening there "genocide." Yet once the term was invoked, it...

Scott Straus

War & Military Strategy March/April 2002 Essay

Sudan's Perfect War

After years as a pariah, Khartoum has now deftly managed to end its political isolation. The success of its new alliances and the completion of an oil pipeline,...

Randolph Martin

Politics & Society May/June 1995 Essay

Fundamentalism in Power: Sudan's Islamic Experiment

Sudan is a nation divided: its population in the north, where the majority resides, is culturally Arab, while the south shares the civilization of black Africa. Faced...

Milton Viorst

Political Development Spring 1987 Essay

A View from Khartoum

Outlines Sudan's diplomacy to deal with the twin problems of (1) economic crisis due to harsh climate, difficult soil, and poor management (2) social, religious,...

Ann Mosely Lesch

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Sudan Back on the Brink

Letter From Abyei: Neither North Nor South

Sudan's Secession Crisis

Letter From Khartoum: Sudan’s Empty Election

Q&A With Andrew Natsios on Sudan

Waltz With Bashir

Peace by Piece

Beyond Darfur

Darfur and the Genocide Debate

Sudan's Perfect War

Fundamentalism in Power: Sudan's Islamic Experiment

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