South Sudan Oil Shutdown Looms
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 14 June 2013
- Tags:
- South Sudan
South Sudan continues to export oil to Sudan despite a threat from its African neighbor to stop the cross-border flow of crude in a dispute over alleged support for rebels, according to its oil minister. For more perspective and information on this situation, Voice of America's Vincent Makori talks to VOA State Department correspondent Scott Stearns.
AU Seeks to Restore Calm in Sudans
- African Mediation Hands "Urgent Proposal" to Sudan and South Sudan
- Halt of Oil Flow - 'Concerned' EU, U.S. Urge Sudans to Respect Addis Treaty
- AU to Address Situation Between the Sudans
- Karti in Ethiopia to Discuss Nile Dam, Sudan-South Sudan Conflicts
- Kiir Acknowledges Khartoum Decision to Block Oil Flow Through Sudan
- Sudan Tells U.S. Top Diplomat in Khartoum 'Not to Offer Any Advices'
- Bashir - the Blackmailing of the International Community
- Ayman Nour Apologizes for Describing Sudanese Stance As "Disgusting"
- Khartoum Proceeds With Official Notification to Oil Companies On Shutdown
- Despite Threat, Sudan Has Not Blocked S. Sudan Oil - Official
- The Foreign Minister of Sudan Received At the AU Commission
- 'South Sudan Oil Flow Benefits Both Sudans'
We Will Not Let Sudan Attack Us - Juba
- We Shall Not Fold Our Hands - S. Sudan Ambassador
- Sudan Denies Troops Crossed Into South Sudan
- Sudan Army Rejects Juba's Allegations of Incursions
- Sudan's Parliament Backs Bashir's Decision to Halt Oil Flow
- Holding Juba & Khartoum to Unconditionally Implement Agreements
- The Rubber Stamp Parliament
- 175 Wounded Rebels Treated in South Sudanese Hospitals , NISS Say
- SRF Rebels Call On Sudanese to Overthrow Bashir's Regime
- South Sudanese Official Denies Rebel Support Charge
- South Sudan's Amum Accuses Sudan of Ethnic Cleansing in Abyei
- S. Sudan Parliament Summons Three Ministers Over Oil Row With Sudan
- World Leaders React Over Sudan, S. Sudan Oil Conflict
- S. Sudan's Kiir Criticises AU Over Oil Row With Khartoum
- Dialogue With South Sudanese (part 4)
Sudanese Row Over Rebels Escalates
- President Al-Bashir Orders Block on South Sudan Oil Flow
- Sudan Leaves Door Open for Rollback of Oil Shutdown Decision
- Fears Oil Shutdown Could Cause Environmental Damage
- S. Sudan Official Warns of Possible Oil Shut Down After Bashir's Remarks
- 'All Treaties With South Sudan Cancelled' By Govt
- South Sudan's Cabinet Holding an Emergency Meeting On Oil Shutdown
- Sudan to Brief International Community Over Juba Support to Rebel Groups
- Sudan Warns Against Postponement of Security Meetings
- Sudan Says Iraq Agrees to Sell It Oil On Credit
- Sudan Says Certain Circles Trying to Escalate Abyei Issue
Sudan: Oil Threats Over Rebels
- Sudanese President Threatens to Close Oil Pipeline
- U.S. Says Referendum Only Way to Resolve Abyei Conflict
- Indian Oil Company Resumes Production in S. Sudan
- Kerry - U.S. Working With AU to Reduce Sudan/South Sudan Violence
- Kerry Denounces Repression in Sudan As Karti Announces U.S. Pressures On Juba and Rebels
- Bashir and Kiir Meet in Addis As Sudan Reportedly Demands Permission to Pursue Rebels
- Sudan Demanded Kiir to Close Business Offices Held By Rebel Groups - Official
- Sudan Regrets Juba Statements As Kiir Reaffirms His Top Priority to Kenyan Pipeline
Sudan Moves to Mend Ties With South
- Sudan Formally Accepts AU Mediation Proposal to Defuse Tensions With Juba
- Sudan's Ruling Party Meet to Discuss Post-Oil Shutdown Economy
- Sudan Oil Minister Reiterates His Accusation Against Rebel Group
- Bashir's Decision, a Material Breach of the Oil Agreement
- China Urges Sudan, South Sudan to Remain Calm, Restrained
- Juba Dispatches VP Machar to Sudan for Talks On Oil Row - Source
- 'Both Sudan and South Sudan Have Troops in the Demilitarized Zone' - Report
- S. Sudan Vows to Continue Oil Production
- Kiir Vows Peaceful Dialogue With Sudan Despite Disputes - Defence Minister
- South Africa Expresses Concern About the Deterioration in Relations Between Sudan and South Sudan
- Sudan Mulls Over Mbeki's Proposals to Ease Tensions With Juba
Sudan, Rebels' Blame Game Over Pipeline Blast
- Blast Breaches Pipeline in Abyei - Sudan Govt, Rebels Blame Each Other
- Sudanese Army Say JEM Rebels Attacked Abyei Pipeline
- Khartoum Says Rebels Based in South Sudan Caused Oil Pipeline Blast
- AU Peace and Security Commissioner Lamamra Holds Talks With Sudan and South Sudanese Negotiators
- Mr. Pagan Holds Talks With AU's Peace and Security Commissioner
- What Next for South Sudan After Sudan Stops Oil Flow?
- Khartoum and Juba Must Act Now to Avoid Further Conflict Over Oil
- Chinese Ambassador Pledges Support in Resolving Differences With Sudan
