How will the Sudan crisis end? And what role will Canada play?
It's hard to overstate just how dire things are in Sudan's capital right now, with violence on the streets and almost no access to food and water for millions, including Canadians and their families. Our government's initial response was scorned, but things are changing rapidly as the situation evolves. So what is happening right now on the ground? Who is getting out, and how? What is Canada doing? How might this conflict end, and will Canada play a role in getting it done? GUEST: Dr. Khalid Mustafa Medani, associate professor, Political Science and Islamic Studies; chair of the African Studies program, McGill University
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It's hard to overstate just how dire things are in Sudan's capital right now, with violence on the streets and almost no access to food and water for millions, including Canadians and their families. Our government's initial response was scorned, but things are changing rapidly as the situation evolves.
So what is happening right now on the ground? Who is getting out, and how? What is Canada doing? How might this conflict end, and will Canada play a role in getting it done?
GUEST: Dr. Khalid Mustafa Medani, associate professor, Political Science and Islamic Studies; chair of the African Studies program, McGill University
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