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Sudan

Turabi's Friends Meet Paris Officials

Two leaders of the political faction of Hassan al Turabi, the former speaker of Sudan's national assembly, paid a visit [...]

Subscribers only 08.06.2001

IMF's Appraisal of Financial Reforms

Finished in May, a long study by an International Monetary Fund (IMF) expert, Alexei Kireyev, appraises the results of Sudan's [...]

Subscribers only 01.06.2001

Kabashor Kuku

It's a homecoming of sorts for Sudan's new ambassador to Paris. After all, Kabashor Kuku spent a linguistic visit in [...]

Subscribers only 25.05.2001

Haggar's CIA Man in Washington

The man chosen by the Sudanese businessman Anis George Haggar to lobby in favor of his country in Washington is [...]

Subscribers only 25.05.2001

SEC's New Reporting Rules

In a letter to Republican Congressman Frank Wolf , chairman of the House's Appropriation Subcommittee, Laura Unger , chairman of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.05.2001

Anti-Khartoum Lobby Launches Strikes

Led by Frank Wolf, American congressmen of both parties, but mainly Republicans, who want to keep the heat on the [...]

Subscribers only 18.05.2001

MARK MOODY-STUART

The president of Royal Dutch/Shell did not wait until his [...]

Subscribers only 18.05.2001

U.S. Undermines Beshir’s Cairo Visit

It was because of American pressure that the planned visit of Sudanese President Hassan Omar el-Beshir to Cairo on May [...]

Subscribers only 11.05.2001

ANDREW S NATSIOS

The man named by President George W Bush to be [...]

Subscribers only 11.05.2001

No People Forced to Move, says Lundin

"As far as we are concerned, there has been no forced displacement in our operating area", Maria Hamilton, Lundin Oil’s [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.05.2001

Talisman on the Defensive

Criticism from non-governmental organizations is still building up against Talisman Energy as the firm, a shareholder in the Greater Nile [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.05.2001

Ceasefire Demand Rejected

The Sudanese government has rejected a demand by the Sudan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.05.2001

Talisman Defends Its Sudan Presence

Criticized for its decision to participate in oil digging in Sudan, Talisman is fighting back. The Canadian firm this week [...]

Subscribers only 13.04.2001

Oil and the Military

A Sudan specialist and strongly opposed to the presence of foreign oil companies in the country, Eric Reeves from Smith [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.04.2001

Washington’s Opposing Options

On the thorny question of Sudan, Washington’s new Republican administration is being pulled in several directions, as witnessed in the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.03.2001

Al Tijjani Saleh Fidail

Before returning to Khartoum to fill the seat of secretary of state for foreign affairs in President Omar al Bechir’s [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.2001

SPLA‘s Untypical Mystery Tour

Barely two weeks after the Paris visit of Yasser Arman and Pagan Amoun (ION 940), Colonel John Garang‘s Sudan People’s [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.2001

Swedes in Sudan Reminded of Realities

Groups opposed to Khartoum’s repressive government have called on the [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.2001

Medef’s First Mission to Khartoum

About half of the delegates of the French employers federation, [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.2001

Oil and Strong-Arm Population Shift

Stockholm-based Lundin Oil says it is highly concerned by "recent allegations" of human rights abuses linked to the construction of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.03.2001

Guns for $30 in the Border Markets

According to a source close to Uganda’s intelligence service, the Ugandan army (the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces or UPDF) recently [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.2001

SPLA Explanations in Paris

Having signed an agreement with Hassan al Turabi’s National People’s Congress (NPC, government dissidents who joined the opposition) in Geneva [...]

Subscribers only 02.03.2001

Surprise Pact Joins Régime Foes

A surprising alliance was sealed as representatives from John Garang’s Southern rebellion (Sudan People’s Liberation Army or SPLA) met with [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.02.2001

Wary Russians Pause in Oil Deal

It’s with no little measure of caution that the Russian state oil company, Rosneft, is showing interest in oil exploitation [...]

Subscribers only 23.02.2001

Khartoum seeks to reassure Cairo

During his visit to Khartoum on Jan. 8, Egyptian foreign minister Amr Moussa received a pledge from the Sudanese authorities [...]

Subscribers only 26.01.2001

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Sudan

Turabi's Friends Meet Paris Officials

IMF's Appraisal of Financial Reforms

Kabashor Kuku

Haggar's CIA Man in Washington

SEC's New Reporting Rules

Anti-Khartoum Lobby Launches Strikes

MARK MOODY-STUART

U.S. Undermines Beshir’s Cairo Visit

ANDREW S NATSIOS

No People Forced to Move, says Lundin

Talisman on the Defensive

Ceasefire Demand Rejected

Talisman Defends Its Sudan Presence

Oil and the Military

Washington’s Opposing Options

Al Tijjani Saleh Fidail

SPLA‘s Untypical Mystery Tour

Swedes in Sudan Reminded of Realities

Medef’s First Mission to Khartoum

Oil and Strong-Arm Population Shift

Guns for $30 in the Border Markets

SPLA Explanations in Paris

Surprise Pact Joins Régime Foes

Wary Russians Pause in Oil Deal

Khartoum seeks to reassure Cairo

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Sudan

Turabi's Friends Meet Paris Officials

IMF's Appraisal of Financial Reforms

Kabashor Kuku

Haggar's CIA Man in Washington

SEC's New Reporting Rules

Anti-Khartoum Lobby Launches Strikes

MARK MOODY-STUART

U.S. Undermines Beshir’s Cairo Visit

ANDREW S NATSIOS

No People Forced to Move, says Lundin

Talisman on the Defensive

Ceasefire Demand Rejected

Talisman Defends Its Sudan Presence

Oil and the Military

Washington’s Opposing Options

Al Tijjani Saleh Fidail

SPLA‘s Untypical Mystery Tour

Swedes in Sudan Reminded of Realities

Medef’s First Mission to Khartoum

Oil and Strong-Arm Population Shift

Guns for $30 in the Border Markets

SPLA Explanations in Paris

Surprise Pact Joins Régime Foes

Wary Russians Pause in Oil Deal

Khartoum seeks to reassure Cairo

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