The list of accomplishments by the Sudanese government in 2010 thus far is impressive. Two, in particular, stand out above the rest.
Africa
Niger Delta: An Amnesty in Jeopardy
The rivers of the Niger Delta have been quiet for more than two months.
The International Criminal Court: The Long Arm of Neocolonialism?
“Why are African leaders being put to trial?”
President Obama's Policy to Africa: An Interview with Jennifer Cooke
By James Turitto
Editor-in-Chief
October 25, 2009
Interview with Ambassador Brook Hailu Beshah
The African continent has witnessed several critical events this year that have escalated political tensions and increased security concerns.
A Global Approach to Regulating Trade in Conflict Goods in the DRC
Since 1996, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been ravaged by war.
Can Private Military Firms Play a Role in Darfur?
Emerging at the end of the 20th century amid significant global controversy, private military firms (PMFs) represent a new facet of armed conflict.
Political Violence and the African Refugee Experience
High profile political violence among refugees in sub-Saharan Africa has focused the attention of scholars and policymakers on the overall security of refugee camps.