Vol 62 No 2 |
- ETHIOPIA
- SUDAN
The enclave has been the subject of various diplomatic exchanges and joint committee findings including a deal in December 2013 when Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn agreed with President Omer el Beshir of Sudan to allow the Amhara farmers to cultivate land under Sudanese administration but without boundary markers put in place...
The US listed Sudan as a state sponsor of terror after the first attack on the World Trade Centre in 1993 saying that Al Qaida Hamas and Hezbollah had all set up base in the country under former President Omer el Beshir (AC Vol 61 No 4 Beshir's trials begin)...
He believes the political system set up under the July 2019 transition agreement is nothing less than a continuation of the regime of ousted President Omer el Beshir...
Under President Omer Hassan el Beshir Sudan was supportive of Ethiopia's position on the dam...
Since the ousting last year of President Omer el Beshir who had boasted of links to Hamas and Iran there have been sporadic talks between the transitional government and the Israeli government...
The elections due in 2022 are to be held under power-sharing arrangements agreed by the Transitional Military Council and the main opposition alliance the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) after the ousting of President Omer el Beshir in April 2019 (AC Vol 60 No 10 A military-Islamist complex)...
The civilians and military sharing power are at loggerheads over the pace of the dismantling of the intricate structures that the ousted President Omer el Beshir created to protect his rule...
The military has centralised control over the myriad security and intelligence organisations set up under the rule of ousted President Omer el Beshir...
The ICC has had a warrant out for Omer el Beshir on three counts of genocide for nearly 10 years...
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Sudan factorLast year's overthrow of Sudanese dictator Omer el Beshir has simplified negotiations with Kiir's former adversaries (AC Vol 60 No 8 The revolution rumbles on)...
It was also a message to rich Western countries offering rhetorical support to the pro-democracy movement that pushed out Omer el Beshir that without cash the new government in Khartoum will struggle to reform the economy...
