US Continues Sudan Sanctions
The U.S. is continuing sanctions against the Sudanese government because of a continued national security threat to the U.S., the White House said Oct. 31. The White House said “despite recent developments, the crisis” in Sudan has not been resolved.…
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The national emergency with respect to Sudan was first declared Nov. 3, 1997.