America and Sudan finally bury the hatchet ...United Arab Emirates

Khartoum: Washington once labelled Khartoum a hub of the "axis of evil", but relations between the US and Sudan have warmed since hardline President Omar Al Bashir was toppled last year. On Monday, the US formally removed Sudan from its blacklist of state sponsors of terrorism as a part of a quid pro quo for Sudan normalising relations with Israel. The White House said Sudan's civilian-backed transitional government has also deposited $335 million in compensation over Al Qaeda attacks that took place while Bashir gave its militants safe haven. This is a recap of Sudan's fractious relationship with the US over the past three decades: Bin Laden and Carlos After Omar Al Bashir takes power in a

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