Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για Baldos
1. If Khartoum chairs the African Union, this would lead to a total loss of credibility of the AU in the sense that the African Union is involved in political mediation to resolve the conflict in Darfur [,] and Khartoum cannot be chairing the AU because it will be a party to that conflict and also a judge of it, said Baldo." (Voice of America, January 18, 2006) As Baldos fellow Crisis Group analyst and Southern Africa Project Director Peter Kagwanja declared, "The result [of Khartoums chairing the AU] would be a terrible setback for the [AU]. Sudan has nothing to export to the continent except chaos" (The Guardian, January 16, 2006). Indeed, far from the least of the vast human costs of Darfurs catastrophe is a terribly compromised future for AU peacekeeping in Africa, an obscene squandering of credibility and moral stature that will be destructively in evidence for many years.