Effectiveness Of U.S. Economic Sanctions With Respect To Sudan
- Publisher:
- U.S. Department of the Treasury
- Publication Date:
- 30 January 2009
- Tags:
- Sudan, United States, Canada and Africa
Report to Congress in January 2009 on the effectiveness of U.S. sanctions against Sudan adopted by Presidents Clinton and Bush the Congressional legislation.
Obama Chooses 'Calibrated' Sudan Policy
- Obama Team Launches 'Calibrated' Policy to Tackle Dual Conflicts
- Face of a Nation on the Brink
- The Fierce Urgency of Implementation - The New U.S. Policy
- Activist Groups Cautiously Praise New Policy
- The Obama Administration's Sudan Strategy
- A Critical Moment, A Comprehensive Approach
- Congressman Payne Reacts to New Sudan Policy
- Policy Aims at Ending Genocide, Implementing Peace Accord
- Clinton, Rice and Gration - Remarks on the Sudan Strategy
- Policy Debates And Dilemmas
- New Sudan Policy Should Measure Progress on Rights
- Africa Action Reacts to Sudan Policy Announcement by Sec. Hillary Clinton
- Sudan Strategy
- Statement of President Barack Obama on Sudan Strategy
Obama Pursues 'Aggressive' U.S. Diplomacy on Sudan
- US Secretary of State Clinton to Visit Sudan Next Week - Report
- Readout of Vice President Biden's Call with the Sudanese Second Vice President
- U.S. Vice-President Pressures Govt on Referendum
- Obama Pursues 'Aggressive Diplomacy' to Promote Successful Referendum
- Mubarak, Qaddafi to Visit Country for Talks With Al-Bashir After Obama Letters
- PHOTOESSAY: Sudan Elections
U.S. Urges Sudan to Adopt Credible Peace Process
- Carson Says U.S. is Boosting Efforts to Back Peace
- Post-Referendum Fears for South
- Fear Campaign Reported Ahead of Referendum
- Remarks by Vice President Joe Biden to University Students in Nairobi, Kenya
- What's Wrong with U.S. Policy and How to Fix It
- What is the AU's Position on Unity of Country?
- Rights Group Accuses Security Agents of Brutality
