By As`ad AbuKhalilSpecial to Consortium NewsThere are various ways in which we can examine the Sudanese conflict and its underlying causes. We can treat it as a purely domestic conflict between two warring factions and leaders who are vying for absolute political power. Or we can view it as a proxy war in which outside powers — regional and international — are fighting for the imposition of their own agendas on Sudan. In reality, the conflict in Sudan is not isolated from the U.S. agenda in the whole of Africa. As`ad AbuKhalil is a Lebanese-American professor of political science at California State University, Stanislaus.

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