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APS Diplomat Fate of the Arabian Peninsula articles from May 2002
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 May 2002
SUDAN - The Challenge Of Globalisation - Part 17.(Brief Article)
May 6, 2002... Sudan made a timely decision to change its geo-political track in early 2000, when the parallel-rule system - which involved a figurehead president and a more powerful figure behind the scenes - came to an end in favour of the presidency. The...
SUDAN - Bashir Shifts Khartoum's Orientation.(President Omar Hassan Al Bashir )(Brief Article)
May 6, 2002... Things have changed dramatically since 2000, and at present the Sudanese leadership - under the full control of President Omar Hassan Al Bashir - has taken a far more conciliatory approach within the region and towards the West in general....
SUDAN - Shifting From Radical Islam To Pragmatism.(Brief Article)
May 6, 2002... The key to Bashir's perspective for the future of Sudan, and of his own regime, is a change from the radical views espoused by Shaikh Turabi to a more balanced and pragmatic position in terms of Khartoum's approach to domestic issues, regional...
SUDAN - Economic Reform, Oil & Political Ground Realities.(Brief Article)
May 6, 2002... The start of oil exports in 1999 marked a small turning point for Sudan's economic prospects. The country's economy grew by 7% in 2000, helped by a leap in oil revenues to over $1 billion. The IMF subsequently restored Sudan's voting rights,...