Tag Archives | Sudan
Energy Policy in Sudan Ignores Climate Risks
Wanted: A New Chapter in U.S.-Sudan Relations
The Prosecutor vs. Omar al-Bashir
Sino-Optimism in Africa
South Sudan: Nothing but Violence
‘A Betrayal of Promise’: The South Sudan Conflict
Sudan’s Prospects for Reform
What will Sub-Saharan Africa Look Like in 2030?
Implications of Boko Haram’s Allegiance to the Islamic State
Things are Getting Worse in South Sudan
2014 Top 35 Africans Under 35
In South Sudan, China Peacemaker Role Marks a First in its Diplomacy
Sudan Poses a Solution to South Sudan’s Instability
Al Qaeda’s Growing Influence in Central Africa
South Sudan’s fragile Existence
Despite its Detractors, the film, ‘The Rise of al-Qaeda’ has its Many Supporters
An Overlooked Crisis in the Central African Republic
Israel’s Two-Step Solution to African ‘Infiltrators’
The Geopolitics of Gay Rights in Uganda
Egypt and Israel have Maintained Bilateral Relations
Sudan: Colonialism’s Dead Hand
A Look at Muslim-Christian Relations in Ethiopia
The Risks for the Region of a South Sudan Civil War
Africa has a History of Irrational Borders
South Sudan: Growing Pains or a Failed State?
Comic Relief: Capitalizing on the Useful Poor
Dim Prospects for Peace in Southern Thailand
Is the U.S. Losing Saudi Arabia to China?
Is the ICC Guilty of Hunting Africans?
Obama’s Line in the Sand May Prove to be a Quagmire
China and Nigeria: Neo-Colonialism, South-South Solidarity, or Both?
The Central African Republic: The Emerging Pakistan of Africa
Readying Outpost in Djibouti for ‘Rapid Response’
State-Building in Somalia: For Whose Benefit?
Peace in the Sudans: The U.S. Needs it as Much as the Sudanese
Food, Disposable Income, and Rising Political Violence
Would an ICC Referral Help End the Violence in Syria?
Mali is a Victim of Inconsistent U.S. Foreign Policy
