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Jul 13

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Sudan Bombs Rebel, Civilian Targets in Darfur, Envoy Says

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The Sudanese government has resumed bombing civilian targets in the war-torn region of Darfur after a short-lived period of quiet, the U.S. special envoy for Darfur said Friday.

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Jun 12

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Sudan Accepts Joint U.N.-African Union Peacekeeping Force

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The Sudanese government tentatively approved the deployment of a joint United Nations and African Union peacekeeping force to the conflict-ridden Darfur region Tuesday, ending months of wrangling over the presence of international troops in the area.

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May 29

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President Bush Levies New Sanctions Against Sudan

In an attempt to help end the bloodshed in Darfur, President Bush announced new U.S. sanctions Tuesday that targeted the oil industry and Sudanese individuals involved in the region's violence. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte provides details.

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Apr 24

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Negroponte Outlines Latest Efforts to Deal with Darfur Crisis

An estimated 200,000 people have died in the fighting in Darfur, Sudan. Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte, who recently returned from a tour of the region, discusses the newest political and diplomatic efforts to mitigate the violence.

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Apr 18

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U.S. Warns of New Sanctions Against Sudan if Darfur Violence Continues

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President Bush said Wednesday the United States would seek to tighten economic sanctions and impose new ones on the Sudanese government if it does not take firm steps to end the fighting in Darfur.

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Apr 11

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Senate Panel Considers Ways to End Darfur Crisis

At a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing Wednesday, senators expressed impatience with the lack of progress in curbing violence in the Darfur region of Sudan. The panel discussed the possibilities of military force or economic sanctions against Sudan.

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Apr 11

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Fighting in Western Sudan Spreads to Neighboring Chad

The fighting in Darfur in western Sudan has spread to neighboring Chad, where the United Nations says hundreds have been killed and villages burned. Independent Television News reports on the tension between the two countries.

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Mar 12

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U.N. Report Blames Sudanese Government for War Crimes

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A U.N. human rights investigative team accused the government of Sudan Monday of planning and participating in international crimes in Darfur, and called for a more aggressive international response.

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Mar 06

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U.N. Envoy to Darfur Discusses Continuing Crisis

The genocide in Sudan's Darfur region was named the worst human rights abuse of 2006, according to a U.S. government report released Tuesday. Jan Eliasson, who has served as the U.N. envoy to Darfur since December, discusses the crisis.

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Feb 27

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First Darfur War Crimes Suspects Announced

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International Criminal Court prosecutors on Tuesday named a Sudanese minister and a militia leader as the first two official suspects of war crimes in Darfur.

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