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APS Diplomat Fate of the Arabian Peninsula articles from July 2004
APS Diplomat Fate of the Arabian Peninsula contains information on Arab and Middle Eastern countries collected from the Arab Press Service, with a particular focus on the Arabian Peninsula.
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APS Diplomat Fate of the Arabian Peninsula archives from July 2004
SUDAN - Pax Americana Is Changing - Part 16.
July 26, 2004... On July 24, The New York Times described the mass killing and displacement of villagers in the Sudanese region of Darfur as appalling, gut-wrenching and vicious. This followed a US congressional resolution saying what was happening in Darfur...
SUDAN - The Background.
July 26, 2004... In its effort to control rebel attacks in Darfur which began in early 2003, the Khartoum government encouraged Arab militias - the Janjaweed - to root out the rebels. In the process, civilians were driven from their homes, beaten, raped,...
SUDAN - US Action.
July 26, 2004... The US has circulated a UN Security Council resolution threatening sanctions on Khartoum if it does not arrest the Janjaweed leader. US Secretary of State Colin Powell, in New York to discuss the crisis with Annan, acknowledged on July 22 that...
SUDAN - The Arab Position.
July 26, 2004... Reuters on July 23 reported Sudanese Arabs as slamming the US congressional resolution declaring genocide in Darfur, while Darfuris asked what Washington would do now to make it safe for them to go back home. "Is Iraq not enough? Do they want...