The Effects of the Darfur Conflict on The Neighboring Countries, the Horn of Africa region, and U.S. Interest

The purpose of this paper is to fully explain current conflicts in Darfur and to discuss the impact of Darfur conflict on neighboring countries, corners of Africa, and the interests of the United States. In addition, this article explores how conflict in Darfur affects global concerns. Background: Darfur is a Muslim Sultan nationality in the western Sudan, often referred to as the horn of Africa. According to reports, it covers one-fifth of the country's population, with a population of 4 million to 6 million.

Sudan is the largest country in Africa. It is in Northeast Africa bordering the Red Sea between Egypt, Chad, Uganda and the other six countries. The Parliament House Khartoum is in the northeast of the country. Darfur is an area in western Sudan, almost Spain size. The population of Darfur is estimated at 7 million people. The conflict in Darfur has also exacerbated the tension in neighboring Chad and Central African Republic where thousands of refugees are escaping violence across bilateral territories.

The purpose of this paper is to fully explain current conflicts in Darfur and to discuss the impact of Darfur conflict on neighboring countries, corners of Africa, and the interests of the United States. In addition, this article explores how conflict in Darfur affects global concerns. Background: Darfur is a Muslim Sultan nationality in the western Sudan, often referred to as the horn of Africa. - The Crimean crisis was the name of an ongoing international conflict, mainly concentrated on the Crimea peninsula. The Crimea Peninsula was previously managed by Ukraine as the autonomous republic of Crimea. This area is multi-ethnic, mainly Russia. In February 2014, after the Ukraine revolution, the Russian troops entered this area and merged as the Federal District of the Crimea under the control of the Russian Federation.

Darfur is located in the western part of Sudan. Its population is a population of 6 million, including various ethnic groups and clans. Its neighbors are Libya, Chad and Central African Republic. Darfur is divided into three areas, West, North and South. The Khartoum government appointed a governor to each region. In general, there are two nationalities in Darfur: Arabs and black Africans. Because of the marriage between different ethnicities, the boundaries between regions become unclear. North Arabs dominated the government before and after the independence of Sudan. Due to the government's attitude, other regions, including those other than Arabs, also stood up against the government. These non-Arabs are also far from military duties. The education level in the south is lower than the northern part. For this reason, including the position of the Darfur region not participating in the central government