Chad Refuses to Help U.S. with Libya Unity Government
In a rare appearance before foreign journalists, Chadian President Idriss Deby said that Chad would not help the U.S.-backed effort...
Darfur
The Future of Aid in Darfur: Why it’s the Wrong Time to Leave
So far in this year alone, approximately 78,000 people in Darfur have been displaced due to the Sudanese government regime’s...
Things You Need to Know About Sudan, its Government, and its Genocides
Sudan and South Sudan have had a violent, confrontational, and complicated past. June 4, 2015 marked the fourth anniversary of...
Mass Rape in Darfur While Ali Karti Enjoys Good Relationship with US State Department
In February of 2015, the Human Rights Watch released a 48-page report regarding mass rape of women in Tabit, in...
Sudans Extermination of Christians: an Interview With Simon Deng
As a child, American human rights activist Simon Deng survived brutal enslavement by Islamists and witnessed their destruction of his...
Sudan, terror & jihad
Though it has received a great deal of attention in the media and from Hollywood celebrities, the issue of Sudan...
An African “Marshall Plan”
After years of intermittent engagement, China's 50-year relationship with the African continent has accelerated recently, with discussions on issues including...
Securing Africa
By David McCormack For decades, the United States has regarded its security interests in Sub-Saharan Africa as insignificant, instead treating...
Sudan’s Chinese guardian
By Fred Stakelbeck Sudan's brutal Islamist President Omar al-Bashir and Chinese President Hu Jintao have become fast friends as of...
The red continent?
By Fred Stakelbeck China's rapid ascension as an influential economic and political force in Africa is raising complex questions concerning...
African jihad
By David McCormack The unfolding of events in Sudan in recent months - to say nothing of years - has...