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South Sudan
UN: Over one million displaced by South Sudan conflict
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Central African Republic
Interview with Central African Republic President Samba-Panza
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United States
Foreign regimes use spyware against journalists, even in US
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Central African Republic
UNICEF Urges Action to Prevent CAR ‘Catastrophe’
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Africa
Record number of UN peacekeepers fails to stop African wars
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Eritrea
Thousands of Eritreans ‘abducted to Sinai for ransom’
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Sudan
Special Report: The Darfur conflict’s deadly gold rush
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Sudan
Islamists, ruling party members chide Sudan’s Bashir amid protests
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International Criminal Court
Sudan’s Bashir, wanted by ICC, says he plans to travel to UN
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Sudan
Sudan woman risks flogging to protest ‘Taliban’-like law
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Qatar
Arms Shipments Seen From Sudan to Syria Rebels
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South Sudan
US Pushes for Global Eye on South Sudan Conflict
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South Sudan
South Sudan’s Salva Kiir sacks cabinet
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Sudan
Tanzania wants stronger mandate for Sudan’s Darfur peacekeepers
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Sudan
Unknown assailants killed seven UN peacekeepers and injured 17 others in an attack on a UN patrol as it was heading back to its base in Nyala state. The head of the UN peacekeeping force recently warned of the deteriorating security situation in the country, which has already displaced over 300,000 people this year, “due mostly to tribal clashes.” Yesterday some 300 armed men from Lakes state killed at least 10 people and injured 15 more in an attack in Unity state.
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Iran
Report: Web monitoring devices made by U.S. firm Blue Coat detected in Iran, Sudan
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US adds Sudanese al Qaeda operative involved in murder of diplomat to list of terrorists
Abd Al-Ra’Ouf Abu Zaid Mohamed Hamza was involved in the murder of a USAID employee and his driver in 2008. Hamza’s father is a senior cleric in Ansar al-Tawhid, which, along with al Qaeda, claimed credit for the assassinations.
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Hamas
Is Iran trying to set up a new arms smuggling route to Gaza from Sudan?
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Hamas
Why is the West doing business with Sudan?
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Egypt
Imprisoned, Tortured, Killed: Human Trafficking Thrives on Sinai Peninsula
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Iran
Pakistan as a global leader in Islamic banking and finance
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Veteran Sudanese jihadist killed in French airstrike in Mali
Abu Hazim al Sudani waged jihad in Afghanistan, the Philippines, Chechnya, and the Sudan before he was finally killed by the French in Mali.
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Sudan
Islamist fighters fleeing the French-led intervention in Mali arrived in Kutum and Adumur in North Darfur. They traveled in armed Land Cruisers, entering Sudan through its southwestern border with the Central African Republic.
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Al Qaeda
‘Darker Sides’: The Vast Islamist Sanctuary of ‘Sahelistan’
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Sudan
Al Qaeda in the Land of the Two Niles has formed a students’ group at the University of Khartoum. The students said that the Sudanese government is not pursuing al Qaeda in Sudan.
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Al Qaeda in Sudan launches ‘student wing’ at University of Khartoum
Students at the university who formed the group also said that the Sudanese government is not pursuing al Qaeda.
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Congo
UN wants to use drones for peacekeeping missions
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Sudan
The US added two Sudanese jihadists to the list of Specially Designated Global terrorists. Abdelbasit Alhaj Alhasan Haj Hamad and Mohamed Makawi Ibrahim Mohamed assassinated a USAID employee and his driver on Jan. 1, 2008 in Khartoum. Makawi is linked to al Qaeda.
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Central African Republic
Exclusive report from a Central African Republic city conquered by rebels
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Sudanese jihadist media front releases video detailing prison escape of convicted militants
A jihadist media group calling itself “al-Hijratain Foundation,” a possibly al Qaeda-affiliated group tied to the Sudanese terrorist front known as Ansar al-Tawhid (Partisans of Monotheism), released a video detailing the June 2010 prison escape of four men convicted of the January 2008 assassination of an American diplomat and his driver.
