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Aaron MacLean The Editor’s Blog The Washington Free Beacon 11/18/2014 …American policy towards South Sudan is a disaster—such that there is a policy at all. When decisions come, they come—as is the case in most conflicts where American diplomats and soldiers are involved today—from the very top, with policy micromanaged from the offices of Susan […] November 18th, 2014 | Tags: civil war, Dinka, genocide, Intergovernmental Authority on Development, Nuer, Republic of South Sudan, Samantha Power, Susan Rice | Category: Africa, Foreign Policy, National Security, United Nations | Comments are closed
If Washington really wants to promote African democracy, why is it partnering with the continent’s autocrats to create military spy programs? U.S. marines watch as members of the Uganda army undergo training in combat operation skills at a military training school in Singo, 78km (46 miles) south of capital Kampala, April 30, 2012, […] June 18th, 2012 | Tags: Blaise Compaoré, Burkina Faso, President Yoweri Museveni, Republic of South Sudan, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, tyranny, Uganda | Category: Africa, Barack Obama, China, Economy, Military, Politicians, State Department | Comments are closed
President Salva Kiir gathered with leaders from around the world to celebrate South Sudans independence. Photo Tyler Hicks/The New York Times Jeffrey Gettleman The New York Times 7/9/2011 JUBA, South Sudan — The celebrations erupted at midnight. Thousands of revelers poured into Juba’s steamy streets in the predawn hours on Saturday, hoisting […] July 9th, 2011 | Tags: Omar Hassan al-Bashir, President George W. Bush, Republic of South Sudan, Salva Kiir | Category: Africa, Politics | Comments are closed
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