Sudan Travel News

The Sudanese government lauded the African Union resolution granting immunity to president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir from arrest in the continent.

Sudan said today its president was free to travel across Africa after heads of state of the African Union voted not to cooperate with the International Criminal Court's indictment of him.

KHARTOUM Darfur rebels signed an accord with one of Sudan's main opposition parties in Cairo on Wednesday, agreeing to push for a new transitional government, both sides said on Friday, a move that will infuriate Khartoum.

Hundreds of Kenyans living in the semi-autonomous Southern Sudanese region could be forced to return home following the latest crackdown on immigrants.

Wreckage from Air France flight 447, which crashed in the Atlantic last month. Though no one survived that crash, documented cases appear to show that children are more likely to survive plane crashes than adults.

The Sudan ruling National Congress Party has come to Washington, literally riding on the back of its archenemy, the Sudan People Liberation Movement .

Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian man living in exile in Sudan who has now been allowed to come home, is a member of a Montreal terrorist cell and has close ties to senior al Qaeda leadership, a new United Nations Security Council document alleges.

June 25, 2009 a ' A delegation from the Southern Sudan Legislative Assembly called on the Egyptian government to use its influence to save the unity of the country from collapse.

June 22, 2009 - South Sudan is currently undergoing rapid social, political and economic transformation and development, having been at war- perhaps Africa's longest civil war- for the better part of independence period.

The tension between partners in the historic Sudanese peace deal is now threatening the survival of the coalition government ahead of the 2010 polls.

A cold war is "the key to understanding the Middle East in the 21st century." So argue Yigal Carmon and three of his colleagues at the Middle East Media and Research Institute in a recent study, An Escalating Regional Cold War.

'I want to hold my children' Abousfian Abdelrazik on the grounds of the Canadian Embassy in Khartoum, which has been his home for the past two years.

BBC correspondents from around the world are taking the pulse of the world economy, and this week they are focusing on the state of the property market.

The Sudanese government today issued a formal statement on reports regarding registration of new aid groups with names similar to those expelled last March.

A Goan couple that went on a tour to Jordan, Egypt and Israel has returned with unpleasant memories of 'humiliation' by Israeli soldiers.

The Conservative government's national security agenda has been set back by a steady losing streak in the Federal Court, a trend that analysts attribute to an emboldened bench that is finding its voice and growing out of a tendency to defer to lawmakers as it did in the early years after 9/11. In the last two months, the traditionally cautious ...

Malta based CHI Hotels & Resorts will open its newly built 351-room - Tiran Hotel', as part of the Corinthia Beach Resort Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt, on 1st July of this year.

CAIRO, Egypt - In opening a bold overture to the Islamic world on Thursday, President Barack Obama confronted frictions between Muslims and the West, but he reserved some of his bluntest words for Israel, as he expressed sympathy for the Palestinians and what he called the "daily humiliations ... that come with occupation." While Obama emphasized ...

President Barack Obama spent a few hours as a tourist this weekend, seeing Paris with his wife and two young girls after his trip to the Middle East, Germany and the beaches of Normandy.

What Obama needs to insist upon is actually the dismantling of these colonies. By George S. Hishmeh There are great expectations that a new, friendlier era of US policy towards Arab and Muslim countries will be ushered in by Barack Obama's trip to the Middle East.