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New York - Sudan's warring parties have begun a new round of talks, but they lack conviction for an agreement in the six-year conflict, a UN official said Monday. The talks in Doha were attended by representatives from all communities in Darfur, the ...
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court said Thursday he had asked judges to allow a formal probe of Kenya's 2007-08 post-election violence with a view to trying those responsible.
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The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court said Thursday he had asked judges to allow a formal probe of Kenya's 2007-08 post-election violence with a view to putting those responsible on trial.
Two French aid workers were kidnapped overnight by a gang of armed men in the northeast of Central African Republic, close to the border with Sudan, a Bangui diplomat in Sudan said Monday.
Agribusiness and global investors are scooping up farmland. Are corporate farmers the new colonialists?
Jennie McMullin's passion for her senior project at Patton High School shines through when she starts talking about non-profit organizations and what they can do on a global scale.
Nigel Brennan, an Australian photographer, and Amanda Lindhout, a Canadian freelance reporter, described a hellish experience, alternating between tedium and terror.
KHARTOUM, Sudan -- A new United Nations report says that the Congolese Army continues to funnel weapons to rebel groups that are smuggling millions of dollars in gold and other minerals out of Congo, helping sustain one of Africa's bloodiest and most complicated wars.
Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- China National Petroleum Corp. , the country’s largest oil company, expects additional “important” overseas energy discoveries after striking oil in Sudan, Chad and Kazakhstan.
(RTTNews) - A report in the Libyan state media says an Arab request to Muammar Gaddafi, the country's leader, for his intervention to calm tension between Egypt and Algeria sparked by their football World Cup play-off matches has been accepted by the Libyan leader.
A newly publicized portion of former Central Intelligence Agency agent and Republican primary candidate Chuck Wilson’s résumé reads like, well, a spy novel.
Sudan on Sunday announced a six-day delay to long-awaited elections to make up for hold-ups in registering millions of voters in the oil-producing country.
The Kenyan government has failed over and over again to keep its promises about justice for the election violence. Kenya’s leaders should provide full cooperation if the ICC opens an investigation.
An aide to Sudanese President Omar al-Beshir on Saturday called for all sides to take part in talks aimed at ending the Darfur conflict, which are due to resume in Qatar.
Witnesses testifying against two Congolese warlords at the International Criminal Court have been threatened and the court does not have the resources to fully protect them, a senior investigator testified Wednesday.
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