Sudan's defiant President Omar al-Bashir has thumbed his nose at the international community for years, massacring Darfur's civilians and dodging a viable peace deal that would end the misery of 3 million people living in refugee camps.
But Washington on Monday signalled a turnaround in its policy of isolating Bashir, instead tabling a vigorous plan of diplomatic engagement that would monitor progress toward peace and offer Sudan carrots as well as sticks to stay on course.
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