|
We are looking for sales & marketing representatives in different countries. Apply now!
Kenya's negotiations on Sudan
The government of Khartoum and the southern rebels yesterday resumed in Nivasha the stumbled peace talks.
Sudan, Politics, 10/8/2004
Sudan responds to British demands over Darfur
Khartoum vowed to fulfill some of the demands put by the British prime minister Tony Blair pertinent to the situation in the troubled Darfur district which suffers a grave humanitarian crisis.
Sudan-UK, Politics, 10/8/2004
Blair puts five demands before Khartoum to solve Darfur crisis
British prime minister Tony Blair on Wednesday described the situation in Darfur district in Sudan as horrible and gave to the Sudanese government a list of demands in order to improve the situation there.
Sudan-UK, Politics, 10/7/2004
Khatami urged Khartoum to challenge persons committing violence in Darfur
The Iranian president Muhammad Khatami said in Khartoum yesterday that he believes that the Sudanese government is able to solve the conflict in Darfur and vowed to provide political and humanitarian aids to finding a solution.
Sudan-Iran, Politics, 10/6/2004
Khartoum accuses rebels of escalating international pressures over Darfur
The Sudanese government accused the rebels of Darfur of attempting to intensify international pressure on Khartoum. Reacting to criticism from the UN over the continued violence in the district, the Sudanese foreign minister Mustafa Othman Ismael said that the rebels want to give a message to the international community that the situation is deteriorating and that the international community should continue placing pressure on the government of Sudan.
Sudan, Politics, 10/6/2004
Continued escalation in Darfur crisis
Since 19 months, Darfur has been witnessing a grave civil war and devastating humanitarian crisis that resulted in displacing some 1.5 million inhabitants and the movement of 200,000 refugees to Chad.
Sudan, Politics, 10/5/2004
Libya hosts an African summit concerning Darfur
The spokesman for the Egyptian presidency Majid Abdul Fattah said that an African summit including Sudan, Libya, Egypt, Nigeria and Chad on Darfur will be held in Libya on October 21.
Libya-Sudan, Politics, 10/5/2004
Bashir renewed commitment to the federation and peace in the south
The Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir said that he cannot rule Sudan alone and that he is ready to sign the peace "today rather than tomorrow."
Sudan, Politics, 10/4/2004
Last Week's Articles
|
Advertise on ArabicNews.com. MyFlowers.com sold more than $2700 of flowers in one month advertising on ArabicNews.com! Make your company, and products a success. Special rate for new and small business. Inquire!Advertising Info
|
