Rattled Sudan Leader Seeks Backers
Behind the angry rhetoric, President Omar al-Bashir is looking to friends and opponents alike to fend off international arrest warrant.
Gulf States Woo Iraq
They hope their backing for Baghdad will help stabilise the country and curb Tehran.
Guarded Welcome for MDC-ZANU-PF Talks
The general mood is one of cautious optimism rather than expectation of swift, radical change.
International Justice/ICC: Jun ‘08
ICC project announces plans for new international justice radio show to be broadcast throughout DRC.
Both Sides Show Willing in Zimbabwean Dispute
Friends of Zimbabwe’s government and opposition pressure them to talk to each other.
Food Aid Plan 'Noble but Unsustainable'
President Mugabe promises to make cheap food available to all - but where will he get the money to pay for it?
UN Sanctions Veto No Victory for Mugabe
Behind the bravado, Zimbabwean leadership seems to realise that its narrow escape from sanctions means it is running out of time.
Mugabe's Post-Election Media Blitz
Zimbabwean leader appears desperate to shore up support at home in the face of mounting criticism abroad.
NGOs Move to Sideline Tsvangirai
Morgan Tsvangirai insists he must head any transitional administration, but opposition-aligned pressure groups say they want a more neutral figure.
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