In their darkest hours and through losses too grievous to fathom, the world has repeatedly abandoned the people of Darfur. It is past time for us to step up and accept our moral obligation to protect a defenseless people.

EL FASHER, Sudan -- The volatility of this East African nation -- from the Darfur conflict to the threat of renewed civil war in the south -- is becom...

NEW YORK, Aug. 5 -- The Obama administration's Sudan envoy is facing growing resistance to a suggestion he made recently to civilians displaced from D...

This week begins a crucial chapter in furthering a necessary response to the genocide in Darfur.

If the Obama administration doesn't provide a clear roadmap for how to handle the dissolution of Sudan, disaster may ensue.

KHARTOUM, Sudan — Sudan's government has criticized President Barack Obama for calling the conflict in Darfur a "genocide." Obama made the comm...

Presidents don't get to choose their first foreign policy crisis. It usually chooses them. For President Clinton, it was the killing of 18 U.S. soldie...

Obama has had a remarkably productive first 100 days on the foreign policy front. It's hard not to like what I see. But let me try.

I, for one, look forward to a new day in America's approach to the Darfur crisis. I'm encouraged by the fact that [Susan] Rice so clearly stated that ...

Shortly after Barack Obama's election, South Africa's Mail & Guardian newspaper ran a special issue depicting the president-elect as a superhero (Atla...