Politics
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Revisiting the Genocide Debate
President Jimmy Carter on his recent visit to Sudan was outspoken in his criticism of the Sudan government, which he accused of “ethnic cleansing” ... -
Sudan: Two Crises, One Solution?
Too much of the attention to Darfur has overlooked that it is part of Sudan, and that a peace agreement in Darfur makes sense ... -
Accounting for Haskanita
Posted on behalf of Julie Flint. Two questions about the original posting about the attack on the AMIS base in Haskanita: 1. The attackers have been ... -
In Defense of the African Union
An article by Abdul Mohammed posted in today's Sudan Tribune defends the AU against those who have criticized or demeaned the AU. For ... -
The “Responsibility to Protect” and the Incentives for Peace
In a short article in October's Prospect magazine I pose the question, what has been the impact of vigorous advocacy on the "responsibility ... -
Ted Braun’s documentary about Darfur
I'm curious about the new film called Darfur Now, which features among others Don Cheadle, the star of the movie Hotel Rwanda. ... -
New (and Different) Hostilities in Darfur
The last few weeks have seen the first significant armed hostilities between the Sudan government and rebel forces since October 2006. What is the ... -
Watch Kordofan
In the coming year, Kordofan is at serious risk of large scale violence—and any such violence could have disastrous ramifications for the whole of ... -
Simple, It Isn’t
Today, Julie Flint and I had an op-ed piece in the Washington Post. Though it was headlined "In Darfur, From Genocide to Anarchy," ... -
Famine Crimes and Mortality Figures
The exchanges on this blog on the issue of mortality in Darfur have been refreshingly sober. Let me add some further observations, on culpability ...
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