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Published in: HomeSudan: the revolution isn’t dead; it’s on hibernationIt was as though, twenty-four years later, the Sudanese people awoke from an apathetic coma. It was refreshing....
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Published in: 50.50We Are Fed Up! The power of a new generation of Sudanese youth activists
The recent protests in Sudan attest to the rise of a new generation of Sudanese youth activists. At the heart of...
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Published in: HomeWho’s heard of the ‘African Spring’?
If the under or mis-reported uprisings, protests, revolts and changes of regime in many parts of Africa over the...
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Published in: 50.50Women in #SudanRevolts: heritage of civil resistance
For the last month, #SudanRevolt has gripped Sudan. Last Friday, the protests brought the central role of women in...
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Published in: openSecuritySudan's protests become civil insurrection
Sudan has a history of non-violent pro-democracy civil insurrection which far pre-dates the Arab Spring. But can...
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Published in: openSecurityCreating lasting security in SudanSceptics say regime change in Sudan would worsen the security situation. But the three wars and massive...
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Published in: openSecurityThe battle for Heglig and the elephant in the room
The hostility between South Sudan and Sudan over Heglig is symptom of the larger unresolved issues between the two...
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Published in: HomeThe United States and "atrocity prevention"
The formation of an official agency charged with helping Washington identify and address threats of atrocity around...
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Published in: openSecurityPride and prejudice in Heglig
The South Sudanese People's Liberation Army has moved into an oil town on the South Sudan/ Sudan border. While...
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Published in: HomeDespite clashes, oil shutdown is bad for South Sudan
The South Sudanese government recently decided to stop oil production in retaliation against actions taken by the...
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Published in: openSecurityWhat will it take to end the conflict with the LRA?Ending the violence and insecurity perpetrated by the Lord's Resistance Army is more about empowering civil society...
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Published in: HomeThe US needs to rethink its strategy with Sudan
After the secession of South Sudan the Sudanese ruling National Congress Party seeks to strengthen ties with the...
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Published in: openSecurityThe death of Khalil Ibrahim: what it doesn't mean for peace in Darfur
The likely future of the JEM without Khalil Ibrahim is fragmentation and eventual disintegration
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Published in: HomeWhy the ‘Arab Spring’ hasn’t reached Sudan
What is it about the nation in Libya and Egypt’s own backyards, which in the face of poorer and worsening...
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Published in: 50.50On the record: women in South Kordofan
The majority of voters in the South Kordofan election in May 2011 were women. In the violence that ensued, women...
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Published in: HomeSudan’s hidden victims: an international test
A neglected humanitarian disaster is unfolding in the Sudanese border region of Southern Kordofan. The tens of...
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Published in: openSecuritySupreme Court orders inquiry into ethnic violence in Karachi
Al Qaeda claims responsibility for Algeria bomb attack. Sudan announces ceasefire in South Kordofan. Up to 160...
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Published in: HomeAfter South Sudan: integrating AfricaThe battle for ideas, for allegiance, for identity has gone on in Africa as it has everywhere. Breaking up existing...
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Published in: openSecurityCivilians bombed in Sudan border state
Civilians bombed in Sudan border state. British army cut, reserves bolstered. Yemeni security forces begin offensive...
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Published in: HomeReflections on South Sudan’s independence
Whatever dangers lie ahead, and they are legion, the emergence of an independent South Sudan is cause for celebration.
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