President Imposes New Sanctions on Sudan

In announcing new U.S. sanctions on Sudan yesterday, President Bush made clear his frustration with the inability of his administration and the United Nations to halt the violence in Darfur, which he has described as ongoing "genocide."
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Michael Abramowitz and Colum Lynch

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