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Too little, too late
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Too little, too late

Sudan |  Recent "action" by the UN to end violence in Darfur comes five years into a breathtaking genocide, chronicles scholar Eric Reeves in new book

Breaking ranks
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Breaking ranks

Sudan |  Despite a power-sharing agreement, leaders of Sudan's South are starting to part diplomatic ways with a still-aggressive North

Joshua after Moses
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Joshua after Moses

Sudan |  South Sudan's new president, Salva Kiir, must take possession after hard-fought war

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Sudanese crucible

Sudan |  Since 2003, the situation in Darfur has escalated into what the United Nations calls the world's worst refugee crisis but talks continue to stall on how to…

African lioness
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African lioness

Sudan |  Southern rebel widow Rebecca Garang picks up her husband's mantle-and a government post

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Worth the wait

Sudan |  A Lost Boy and a Lost Girl find each other in North America

'I can face whatever comes next'
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'I can face whatever comes next'

Sudan |  The journey of a Lost Boy from Ethiopia to Fargo

Spectator to genocide
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Spectator to genocide

Sudan |  U.S. Marine captain starts out with African monitoring force in Darfur, and ends up mapping crimes in progress

Slave-to-slave peace
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Slave-to-slave peace

Sudan |  A North-South peace agreement may or may not hold, but a U.S.-Sudanese group is forging one-to-one truces

Sudan: Blatant aggression
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Sudan: Blatant aggression

Sudan |  Sudan's African Muslims in Darfur are in the thick of genocide, but Christians in the South are not off the hook

Deadline on Darfur
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Deadline on Darfur

Sudan |  The UN placates Khartoum, leaving Sudanese hungry and homeless

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Improbable cause

Sudan |  An unusual alliance is pressuring Sudan to stop the killing in Darfur

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