Anthony Lake, a professor at Georgetown and Francis Fukuyama, a professor of international political economy at Johns Hopkins, have recently written an opinion piece for the New York Times.
They conclude: A failure of international will has allowed Darfur to bleed into another year of rape, slaughter and starvation. Only strong leadership and urgent, resolute action can save lives before this moment of hope is lost.
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hate to sound like a total pessimist, but we have to realize that no country is willing to take the weight of Darfur. A tragic end to an already tragic story is inevitable at this point, unfortunately.
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