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China Can’t Protect Its Own Workers
Shao Jie / Xinhua / Landov
In this week’s kidnapping of 29 workers in Sudan, China fails again to rescue its own people using...
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Sudan: 14 Chinese Freed
Ptete Muller / FILE / AP Photo
But Beijing doubts rescue of kidnapped workers.
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Stand With South Sudan
The international community must show it is capable of sustained commitment even when the TV cameras leave, says John Avlon. MORE
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Sudan Says Rebel Leader Killed
After returning from exile in Libya. MORE
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Building the World's Newest Nation
At a D.C. conference South Sudan women help develop solutions for challenges facing their new nation. By Swanee Hunt. MORE
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Hunger Diary
Africa is famished. America is fat. Sudanese-born model Alek Wek, now living in Brooklyn, knows both worlds. As told to Abigail Pesta. MORE
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Dignity and Depravity
You shouted. You fell. But you kept rising. A letter to a defiant Sudanese woman. By Toni Morrison. MORE
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What African Girls Fear Most
Ending the Horn of Africa crisis will take more than food aid—women are fleeing because of rape. MORE
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500 Dead in South Sudan
200 children abducted in cattle raid. MORE
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3 Mass Graves Suspected in Sudan
Via satellite images, witness reports. MORE
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Out of Struggle, Nationhood
South Sudan’s new leader must build a state from a legacy of violence. MORE
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U.S. Commitment to South Sudan
Ambassador Susan Rice argues that the world’s newest country still needs international focus. MORE



