New Documents Suggest Saudis Concern Over Hidden Iranian Nuclear Material
According to Saudi embassy documents secured by WikiLeaks, in February 2012 multiple Iranian shipments of “sensitive technical equipment in the...
Sudan
South Africa allows genocidal, terrorist ally to remain a free man
Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir, wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes, visited South Africa for an African Union...
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...
Sudan Loses Another Arms Factory
Local officials and residents of the Sudanese city of Omdurman, just outside of the capital of Khartoum, claim that foreign...
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...
Sudan will keep long term ties with Tehran after Yemen conflict
Iranian confidence in the Middle East is on the up swing. Many outlets will point out this has pushed the...
Iran in Africa: A Tutorial Overview
Iran’s activity in Africa is a model of their strategic conduct that allows them an asymmetric advantage over the United...
Genocide in South Kordofan Unchecked by US Diplomats
Back in October, Eric Reeves, professor at Smith College, posted a transcript of a meeting of members of the Sudanese...
Sudanese Involvement in Libya
With the loyalist counteroffensive in Libya to retake Tripoli from the Libya Dawn rebels, Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni has accused...
Russia Rescues Genocidal Regime
The publication African Armed Forces reported today that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met last week with top officials in...
A Policy Learning Moment from the West Africa Ebola Outbreak and Sanctions on South Sudan
Despite much consideration during last week's Congressional hearings, a travel ban will not make for an easy fix to contain...
New Security Arrangements May Be the Quiet Legacy of Obama Administration in Africa
During this week’s Africa Leaders Summit in Washington the major emphasis was placed on foreign investment with thirty three billion...
Human rights groups call for release of condemned Sudanese Christian Meriam Ibrahim
On Thursday 12 June, the Institute on Religion and Democracy along with dozens of co-sponsors led a protest at the...
U.S. Embassy Apparently Violated Own Regulations to Avoid Helping American Toddler in Sudan Prison
In a State Department press conference, Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki repeatedly refused to answer questions about the status of Daniel...
Dr. Andrew Bostom on the Imprisonment of Sudanese Christian Convert Meriam Ibrahim
Below is a partial transcript of an interview conducted on May 15, 2014, by Secure Freedom Radio's host Frank Gaffney...