On 14 December 2000 the Dutch government officially launched the 'Voice of Hope' radio station, a station broadcasting into Sudan and aimed at a southern Sudanese audience.

The Case for Lifting the 1996 United Nations Limited Diplomatic Sanctions

It is clear that there has been a remarkable shift in attitude towards Sudan within the international community over the past two years. Sudan has moved from a position of relative isolation to a place at the centre of the family of nations.

Sudan: Africa's Candidate for the U.N. Security Council

In July 2000, the countries of Africa selected Sudan to represent the continent as a non-permenant member o the United Nations Security Council

Currently Under Construction

Uganda, Sudan and Child Soldiers

The issue of child abduction by Lord's Resistance Army insurgents in northern Uganda has led to a focus on alleged Sudanese involvement in one of Uganda's civil wars.

A False and Dangerous Comparison

The attempts by NATO to militarily force the Yugoslavian federal government to change their policies with regard to the Yugoslavian province of Kosovo, initially to force the Yugoslavian state to grant Kosovo some form of self-government or autonomy (NATO aims changed as the war progressed)

An Open Letter to the APC-EU Joint Assembly

It is regrettable that Sudan has proved to be a fault-line within the ACP-EU Joint Assembly for the last few years.

It would seem that some European members and the various European political groupings within the Joint Assembly have been out of step