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United Nations to Discuss Tensions in Sudan

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday he has convened a high-level meeting at the United Nations to discuss the situation in Sudan as it prepares for a vote on the ... Read more »
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Sudan: U.S. Steps Up Mediation Efforts as Referendum Nears

IPS, 15 September 2010

Less than four months before a scheduled referendum on independence for southern Sudan, the administration of President Barack Obama is intensifying pressure on both Khartoum and… Read more »
Sudan: Obama Envoy Speaks on Visit to Juba and Khartoum

State Department, 16 September 2010

The transcript of a briefing by Major General Scott Gration, who serves as President Obama's Special Envoy to Sudan: Read more »
Sudan: Obama to Help Rescue Peace Deal; Northern Official Says Secession Not 'Inevitable'

allAfrica, 9 September 2010

A senior Sudanese official on Thursday said Sudan was continuing to work to achieve unity of the country's north and south and did not believe that southern succession was… Read more »
Sudan: U.S. Ramps Up Diplomacy Ahead of Referendum

RFI, 8 September 2010

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that Washington is stepping up diplomatic efforts to prepare Sudan to peacefully accept the south's "inevitable" secession in a… Read more »
Sudan: North-South Situation 'Ticking Time Bomb Of Enormous Consequence' - Clinton

State Department, 8 September 2010

An excerpt from a question-and-answer session following a speech by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, DC: Read more »
Sudan: Clinton Calls Leaders in North and South to Encourage Cooperation

State Department, 8 September 2010

Remarks by Assistant Secretary Philip J. Crowley at the Daily Press Briefing Read more »
Sudan: North-South Border Dispute Causing Mistrust

East African, 6 September 2010

The demarcation of a clear North-South Sudan border remains unresolved five years past the deadline set by the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the country's… Read more »
Sudan: Border Demarcation Critical Ahead of Sudan Referendum, Says Expert

RFI, 3 September 2010

An international conflict prevention think-tank says North and South Sudan must take political action to define their mutual border if they hope to avoid future complications and a… Read more »
Sudan: UN Mission Opens First Base Ahead of Referendum in Southern Sudan

UN News, 3 September 2010

The United Nations peacekeeping mission set up after the end of the north-south civil war has opened its first field office for the referendum to be held next January on whether… Read more »
Sudan: Defining the North-South Border

Crisis Group, 2 September 2010

Sudan's North and South must take political action to define their mutual boundary if they hope to avoid future complications, including a return to conflict. Read more »

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Sudan: Defining the North-South Border

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The January 2011 referendum on self-determination could result in Sudan’s partition, and the country’s North-South border may ultimately ... see more »

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