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Sudan Feels Vindicated as ICC Hints at Dropping Darfur Probe

Sudan’s Minister of Information, Ahmed Bilal, has said President Omar al-Bashir feels vindicated now that the International Criminal Court prosecutor has said she wants to stop her investigation in Darfur, at least for now. Fatou Bensouda reportedly told the UN Security Council last week she wants to stop her investigation because no one has been brought to justice in a decade and the council has done little or nothing to help. The ICC indicted Bashir for orchestrating...

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