Sudan
July 28, 2000
The owner of a Sudanese pharmaceutical plant bombed by the United States in 1998 filed suit Thursday seeking 50 million dollars in damages from the US
July 27, 2000
Sudan's opposition alliance said in remarks published Thursday it will boycott a meeting with the government aimed at paving the way to end the countr
July 25, 2000
A senior US diplomat in Khartoum is optimistic that Washington will restore normal relations with Sudan in the near future, newspapers reported Tuesda
A UN-sponsored group said Tuesday it was still sending relief to southern Sudan despite President Omar Bashir's move to close airspace to aid flights
July 24, 2000
The Sudanese government vowed Monday to fully supervise delivery of humanitarian aid to southern Sudan, which it charges is being used to funnel weapo
July 23, 2000
Sudan is closing its airspace to relief flights from abroad to southern rebel areas and is considering a ban on humanitarian groups working in Khartou
July 22, 2000
Eritrea does not harbor any hostile intentions towards Sudan, the country's ambassador to Khartoum said in remarks published Saturday, after Khartoum
July 19, 2000
African mediators left Khartoum Wednesday without clinching a date for fresh peace talks between the Sudanese government and rebels, a newspaper and t
July 17, 2000
The government has "concrete evidence" that Eritrea is helping Sudanese rebels plan an offensive in eastern Sudan, a Sudanese official charged in rema
July 16, 2000
Malaysia\'s national oil firm Petronas has been allocated at least a 40 percent stake in an oil exploration and production project in southern Sudan, a report said Thursday.
Malaysia\'s national oil firm Petronas has been allocated at least a 40 percent stake in an oil exploration and production project in southern Sudan, a report said Thursday.
Malaysia's national oil firm Petronas has been allocated at least a 40 percent stake in an oil exploration and production project in southern Sudan, a report said Thursday.
July 15, 2000
A claim by the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army that it had destroyed a strategic railroad bridge in south Sudan's Bahr al-Ghazal region has been
The Sudanese government has again accused the United States of bias against it on Sudanese issues, saying it is premature to talk of normalizing relat
Leader of the opposition Sudanese Ummah party Sadeq Mahdi has called for strengthening the special relations between Egypt and Sudan, reported ArabicN