Lawmakers launch bipartisan efforts to address Sudan civil war
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Lawmakers launch bipartisan efforts to address Sudan civil war
Lawmakers in the House and Senate are pushing bipartisan measures to increase U.S. support for Sudan as the country enters into the fourth year of a brutal civil war and humanitarian crisis. In the Senate, Foreign Relations Chairman Jim Risch, R-Idaho, with Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., on Tuesday introduced a bill to address the ongoing conflict in Sudan. The measure is supported by Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and John Cornyn, R-Texas. The bill …
Washington – Darfur24: A new bill titled the “Preventing Foreign Aggression and Escalation of Conflict in Sudan Act of 2026” has been introduced in the US Senate. Sponsored by prominent members of both the Republican and Democratic parties, the bill aims to bolster US efforts to end the war in Sudan and hold accountable those responsible for violations and those supporting the warring parties. The post “US Bill to End the War in Sudan” first app…
Lawmakers target Sudan war backers
from RAJI BASHIR in Khartoum, Sudan Sudan Bureau KHARTOUM, (CAJ News) – A BIPARTISAN group of senior United States senators has introduced legislation aimed at increasing pressure on the warring parties in Sudan and their foreign backers, as the conflict continues to fuel what is widely regarded as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Senators Jeanne Shaheen, Jim Risch, Chris Coons and John Cornyn have introduced the Preventing External Aggres…
US Congress advances bill challenging Sudan’s UN seat
A US congressional committee has advanced legislation that would push Washington to challenge the legitimacy of Sudan’s current representatives at the United Nations, in a major escalation of political and diplomatic pressure over the war in Sudan. The bill, titled the U.S. Engagement in Sudanese Peace Act, was approved as part of a House Foreign Affairs Committee legislative session and now moves forward in Congress. The measure calls on the US…
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