Tag: Sudan
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UAE and US Deepen Ties: Sheikh Abdullah and Marco Rubio Discuss Gaza, Sudan, and Yemen
Strong Ties Under a Shared Regional Agenda The United Arab Emirates and the United States continue to emphasize a robust strategic partnership built on shared security interests, regional stability, and humanitarian considerations. In a recent phone conversation, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, the UAE’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, spoke with US Secretary…
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Al Hilal Beat Sundowns in CAF Champions League: A War-Torn Rivalry Reignited in Rwanda
Al Hilal Fires Up Home Advantage in Rwanda In a CAF Champions League showdown that carried extra weight beyond the football on display, Al Hilal Omdurman defeated Mamelodi Sundowns 2-1. The Sudanese club, forced to base their campaign in Rwanda because of a civil conflict at home, showed resilience and tactical discipline to claim a…
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ICC’s Work Vital for Justice in Darfur: UN Briefing Highlights Ongoing Investigations
Overview: Aiding Justice in Darfur The International Criminal Court (ICC) continues to press forward with its investigations in Darfur, Sudan, aiming to bring accountability for serious crimes and to support lasting peace in a region scarred by conflict. On January 19, ICC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan briefed the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to…
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ICC’s Work Vital for Justice in Darfur: A Path Forward for Accountability
Introduction: A Persistent Quest for Justice in Darfur The International Criminal Court’s ongoing investigations in Darfur, Sudan, underscore a long-standing commitment to accountability in one of the world’s most protracted humanitarian crises. As ICC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan recently briefed the United Nations Security Council, the court’s work in Darfur is not a quick…
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ICC’s Work Vital for Justice in Darfur
ICC’s Ongoing Work in Darfur The International Criminal Court (ICC) continues its focus on Darfur, Sudan, as part of its broader mandate to pursue accountability for grave crimes. On January 19, ICC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan briefed the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to outline the office’s ongoing investigations in the region. The briefing,…
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This Week in Peace #112: AU Calls for United African Solution to DRC Crisis
Overview: A Push for African Unity in the DRC Crisis This Week in Peace #112 dissects a pivotal moment in Africa’s effort to resolve the DRC crisis. At the heart of the week’s developments is a clear call from the African Union for a united, African-led solution to the conflict that has displaced millions and…
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This Week in Peace #112: Africa presses for a united solution to the DRC crisis
AU calls for a united African solution to the DRC crisis The African Union is elevating its leverage in the ongoing turmoil around the Democratic Republic of Congo, urging member states to coordinate a unified regional strategy. At a pivotal gathering, AU leaders underscored the need for a continental, rather than a fragmented, response to…
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This Week in Peace #112: January 23
AU Calls for United African Solution to DRC Crisis Leaders and diplomats across Africa are rallying behind a cohesive, continent-wide strategy to address the crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. At a high-level meeting this week, the African Union urged member states to pool resources and political backing to push for a lasting…
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Sudan’s RSF Allegedly Used Mass Graves to Conceal War Crimes, ICC Warns
ICC Warns of Mass Graves Used by the RSF in Darfur The International Criminal Court has asserted that Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) carried out mass killings in Darfur and attempted to conceal the crimes through the use of mass graves. In a briefing to the United Nations Security Council, the ICC’s deputy prosecutor…
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ICC Alleges RSF Used Mass Graves to Conceal War Crimes in Darfur
Introduction: The ICC’s Allegations Against the RSF The International Criminal Court’s deputy prosecutor has accused Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of carrying out mass killings in Darfur and attempting to conceal these crimes through mass graves. The briefing to the United Nations Security Council marks a serious escalation in international efforts to document and prosecute…