Darfur

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  • Is Darfur still doomed?

    The peace agreement was a key step, but ending the genocide demands bigger strides by the U.N. -- and the U.S.
    By Jill Savitt May 15, 2006

  • No oil for blood

    Tired of waiting for the world to act in Darfur, activists have spurred a growing divestment movement aimed at foreign companies that do business with Sudan.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski April 29, 2006

  • Why foreign aid doesn't work

    An economist says big ideas to "end poverty" have failed for decades -- and that the West needs to fight the war one village at a time.
    By Suzy Hansen April 5, 2006

  • What we mean when we say "genocide"

    America stands by as the rape and the murder continue.
    By Michael Scherer March 31, 2006

  • NBC's Ann Curry sets foot where Bill O'Reilly doesn't dare

    She'll be covering the genocide in Darfur on the "Today" show this week.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski March 13, 2006

  • Taking back the terrorism trump card

    Engaging with the Middle East is for wimps, except when it isn't.
    By Tim Grieve February 24, 2006

  • King Kaufman's Sports Daily

    Olympics: Speed skater Joey Cheek thinks outside the rink. Plus: Courageous skaters, crazy rules and curling.
    February 14, 2006

  • Send Bill O'Reilly to Africa!

    New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof asks the Fox bloviator to accompany him to Darfur. Readers pledge money.
    By Lori Leibovich February 8, 2006

  • A problem from hell

    Does applying the generic label of "genocide" to violence in Darfur make it even harder to stop the killing?
    By G. Pascal Zachary January 19, 2006

  • Murder from Darfur to Cairo

    At a Sudanese refugee camp, I witnessed the desperation behind the protests -- and eventual slaughter -- of African refugees in Egypt.
    By David Morse January 13, 2006

  • Lost in America

    It was supposed to be a storybook tale of young refugees triumphing against all odds. But an alarming number of Sudan's "Lost Boys" have spiraled into alcohol abuse, crime and even fratricide. What went wrong?
    By Leigh Flayton August 25, 2005

  • Americans: Do something about Darfur

    Contrary to Bush administration policy, Americans overwhelmingly support U.S. action to stop the genocide.
    By Julia Scott June 1, 2005

  • "There's just no way I can walk away"

    A professor urges action on Darfur, saying the U.S. should be embarrassed about declaring the violence genocide while doing so little to stop it.
    By Julia Scott May 17, 2005

  • "Not on my watch"

    While the world commemorated the millions of victims of the Nazis on Thursday, Congress squandered an opportunity to address the ongoing genocide in Darfur.
    By Julia Scott May 6, 2005

  • Annan: U.N. needs new human rights body

    By Bradley S. Klapper April 7, 2005

  • Global gorilla

    Bush's jaw-dropping nomination of John Bolton as ambassador to the U.N. is a slap in the world's face.
    By Ian Williams March 9, 2005

  • Still dithering over Darfur

    Even if the U.N. declares later this month that genocide is occurring, international intervention is unlikely. But the newly formed Sudanese government offers some hope.
    By Simon Tisdall January 12, 2005

  • We are the world?

    By Geraldine Sealey December 22, 2004

  • We the moderators

    "Mr. President, are you most proud of squandering the budget surplus or overseeing massive job loss?" Salon readers pose their debate questions to Bush and Kerry
    Compiled by the War Room staff September 29, 2004

  • War is hot! Diplomacy, so uncool

    In both Sudan and Sri Lanka, the route to peace is through negotiation.
    By Jonathan Steele August 6, 2004

  • Sudan throws anti-UN rally

    Tens of thousands show up at a government-sponsored protest against increased troop presence.
    By Jeevan Vasagar August 5, 2004
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