Author: Laura Heaton

From Secretary Clinton, to the Director of National Intelligence, to President Obama, everyone is saying that Sudan is at-risk of becoming one of the world’s bloodiest conflicts. “I’m just trying to say it as loud as possible,” said George Clooney this week ...

George Clooney and John Prendergast used their prime real estate in The Washington Post to describe some of the conversations and observations from their recent trip to Sudan that led them to conclude “the catastrophic war between the north and the south that ended in 2005, after 2.5 million deaths, could resume.” ...

Capping off a full week of Sudan coverage in the media, The New York Times published an editorial today cautiously commending President Obama for ramping up engagement in Sudan ...

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The arrest this week in Paris of the political leader of the FDLR rebel group in eastern Congo is a boon for international justice, but will it have a positive effect on conditions where the crimes were committed? ...

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Darfur's rebels say they're representing their communities, but a group of women peacemakers in Sudan counter that the rebels are largely to blame for the lack of progress toward peace -- and that this needs to change ...

This weekend marked an important mental milestone in the countdown to the historic vote on unity or independence in Sudan ...

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