President Obama's Message to the People of Sudan and South Sudan
- Publisher:
- The White House
- Publication Date:
- 20 April 2012
- Tags:
- Sudan, Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution, United States, Canada and Africa
President Barack Obama says the United States is committed to seeing Sudan and South Sudan become two economically prosperous states living side-by-side in peace.
U.S. Urges Peace in Sudans
- President Obama's Message to the People of Sudan and South Sudan
- U.S., China, African Union, Arab League Work to Avert War
- UN Chief Urges Peace Talks
- The Human Rights Crisis Behind the Political Spat
- Preventing Full-Scale War Between Sudan and South Sudan
- Opposition Party Welcomes U.S. Initiative to Contain Border Conflict
- Uganda Would Intervene in Juba-Khartoum War
- Act Responsibly to Avoid War, AU Tells Nations
- U.S. Department of State Daily Press Briefing - Sudan, South Sudan and Nigeria
- President Vows to Prevent South From Using Oil Pipelines in Aftermath of Heglig Fighting
- Juba in Full Control of Heglig Area, Dismisses Khartoum's Claim of Takeover - Kiir
- War Will Bring 'More Suffering, More Refugees, More Death' - Barack Obama
South Sudan Pulls Troops Back
- SPLA to Withdraw From Panthou (Heglig)
- VIDEO: UN: South Sudan's Action in Heglig is Illegal
- South Sudan Pulls Out of Heglig
- U.S., China, African Union, Arab League Work to Avert War
- Opposition Party Welcomes U.S. Initiative to Contain Border Conflict
- Bashir Declares War to 'Discipline' South Sudan
- UN Chief Chides Nation Over 'Illegal' Occupation of Heglig
- Juba Disputes Nation's Ownership of Heglig, Slams Bashir's Threats
- Army Repulsed Four Attempts to Retake Heglig - Spokesperson
- Preventing Full-Scale War Between Sudan and South Sudan
- Bashir Vows to 'Free' South Sudan
- Bashir Declares War On South Sudan
- Machar Calls On Youth to Join the Army and Defend the Nation
- Nation's Conflicts Driven By Resources, Official Says
- Khartoum Looks to Ethiopia for Heglig Mediation
- VIDEO: Sudan and South Sudan Launch War of Words
- Western Equatoria Protests Against SAF Bombing, Backs SPLA
- Act Responsibly to Avoid War, AU Tells Nations
- Border Bandits or Regime Change
- South Sudan Denies That Heglig Was Recaptured By SAF After Bashir's Speech
- U.S. Department of State Daily Press Briefing - Sudan, South Sudan and Nigeria
- Fresh Clashes in South Darfur, South Kordofan
UN Debates Sudan Sanctions
- UN Debates Imposing Sanctions on Two Sudans
- VIDEO: UN Considers Sanctions Against Both Sudans
- UN Chief Renews Call for Immediate End to Sudan-South Sudan Hostilities
- UN Rights Chief Condemns Bombing of South
- Kenya Calls for Action to Stop Sudan War
- Opposition Calls On South Sudan to Withdraw From Heglig
- South Sudan an 'Enemy State', Parliament Decides
- Activists in Massive Demo Against UN Chief's Remarks
- Heglig - the Unity of Corpses
- Nation Dangerous As Erratic Neighbour to South Sudan
Sudan Sets Conditions for Talks
- VIDEO: South Sudan Captures Prisoners of War from North
- No Talks With Juba Until Withdrawal from Heglig, Says Bashir
- Juba Claims Its Forces Repulsed Latest Attacks
- Khartoum Denies South Sudan's Claim On Bombing Heglig's Oil Facilities
- Sudan Claims to Be Approaching Heglig
- SAF Air Raid Kills Five in Bentiu, Extends Bombing to Warrap State
- The AU, UN Have Been Too Hasty to Utter Their Positions
- Police Academy Expels Southerners Who Celebrated Fall of Heglig
- Sudan Troops 'Advance On Heglig Oil Field'
- AU Demands Urgent Unconditional Withdrawal of SPLA From Heglig
- Heglig and the Border
- Sudan vs South Sudan - a War Over Ownership of Resources and Recognition of National Sovereignty
- Fighting Between Sudanese Must Stop to Allow for Negotiations
- Where Is Heglig?
- A Whiff of War
AU Calls For End To Bombing
- Kiir Cuts Short China Trip Due to 'Domestic Issues'
- African Union Calls For End to Bombing, Troop Withdrawals
- African Union Calls for Troop Pullbacks, End to Bombing
- VIDEO: Al Bashir Rules Out Talks With South Sudan
- Juba Describes Bombing as Declaration of War
- AU Urges Leaders to Move Towards Peace
- Economic Pressures Will Drive Decisions on War
- How to Get Sudans Back to Peace - Expert
- UN Says 35,000 Displaced by Fighting Near Contested Border
- U.S. Demands Cessation of 'Reprehensible Bombings'
- President Rules Out Talks With South
- U.S. State Department On Attack By Sudan On South Sudan
- U.S. Department of State Daily Press Briefing: Sudan & South Sudan
- UN, U.S. Condemn Khartoum's Bombing Campaign
- Air Force Bombs Two Towns in South's Unity State
- AU to Hold Meeting On Sudan, South Sudan Crises, Continent's Security
- Armed Forces Restore Higlig Area and Inflict Remnants and Mercenaries of State Heavy Losses
- UN Chief Calls On the Two Sudans to Activate Border Monitoring
- Demarcation of North-South Border Responsibility of Country
- They Have Done It Again
