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Wednesday, September 15, 2004

BREAKING NEWS ~ Darfur peace talks collapse
Brandon Smith at 3:14 PM ET

AP is reporting that peace talks between Sudanese rebels and the government broke off Wednesday after three weeks of little progress.

The Sudanese government insists that US criticism hardened the rebels beyond the possibility of compromise. AP has more on this story. Read more on the crisis in Darfur on JURIST's Paper Chase.



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