Topic: Khartoum
Sudan on Friday welcomed a statement by the US Special Envoy that there was " no evidence" to support keeping it on a US terrorism blacklist that triggers punishing economic sanctions.Retired general Scott Gration said such measures, aimed at punishing the Khartoum ...
The US special envoy for Sudan on Thursday sharply assailed the country's inclusion on a US terrorism blacklist, saying it triggered painful sanctions that crippled economic development efforts.Scott Gration, a retired US air force general, bluntly told lawmakers " ""The consequences of ...
Sudan is optimistic about relations with US President Barack Obama but has bad memories of the administration of ex-president Bill Clinton, whose wife Hillary is the new US secretary of state. ""If there is the will, there could be a very good ...