Inconsistency in American foreign policy

Andrew Natsios, former administrator of United States Agency of International Development, discusses how former Sudanese President Sadiq al-Mahdi views American foreign policy. (0:38)
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Pragmatism not idealism needed in Darfur

Andrew Natsios, former administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, discussing the need for a practical political solution in order to end the violence which has ravaged Darfur (0:38).
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The United States is not going to fix Sudan

Former U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan Andrew Natsios recounts telling a Sudanese journalist that the United States will help fix Sudan but that it does not have the leverage and power to do it alone, saying that neighboring countries have a greater influence on Sudanese politics. (0:58)
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Sudan on life-support

Former U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan Andrew Natsios says that a diplomatic approach must be taken due to the complexities that exist in Sudan, adding that the North-South relationship is on life support, not the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. (0:45)
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Near 100 percent increase in number of Darfur rebel groups

Former U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan Andrew Natsios says that 50 independent rebel groups now function in Darfur and that it is not possible to negotiate peace with 50 different groups. (0:57)
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