November 24, 2010 (JUBA) — Four Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLA) soldiers and two civilians were critically injured when three helicopter gunships allegedly bombed an army base at Kiir Adem, ...

December 24, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — More that seventy persons were killed during two-day clashes between Misseriya pastoral tribe and units from Sudan People Liberation Army (SPLA) following the arrest of ...

The SPLA-North has pushed the Sudan Armed Forces out of a strategic town deep in the Nuba Mountains, ensuring the short-term safety of rebel political capital, Kauda. Already the most violent and ...

Vowing to stop the elections slated for 13 April, the Sudan People's Liberation Army-North (SPLA-North) reportedly captured an electoral commission vehicle at the weekend on the road linking Kadugli, ...

Amnesty International has released a new report describing – what it called -- four years of unrelenting attacks against civilians in Sudan’s South Kordofan State. The civilian casualties result from ...

NUBA MOUNTAINS, Sudan — Skinny Nuban men in ragged T-shirts and sandals pound carved wooden AK-47s against the dry mountain soil. The fresh recruits chant traditional battle songs. A man leaps into ...

Violence has escalated in recent weeks in many places in both (north) Sudan and the newly independent Republic of South Sudan. This is especially true in Blue Nile and South Kordofan—border states ...

We have heard for many months now accusations from the Obama administration, the UN, the African Union, and other international actors that there is somehow an equivalent responsibility on the part of ...

The clashes follow a build-up of troops in Blue Nile and warnings that the three month-old conflict in nearby South Kordofan was likely to spill along Sudan’s new international border with the south. ...

Perhaps not surprisingly, the rebel groups north of the new border complain that the U.N. is working with Sudanese government forces. Last month, the Sudan People's Liberation Army-North accused the U ...

Eric Reeves is a professor at Smith College and author of A Long Day's Dying: Critical Moments in the Darfur Genocide. Violence has escalated in recent weeks in many places in both (north) Sudan and ...