WFP Sudan staff killed and injured as operations temporarily stopped
An estimated 15 million people among Sudan's 46.7 million population are facing acute food insecurity, according to WFP.
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'Multiple challenges' undermine A.U.'s flagship peace plan for 2030
As the continent faces a raft of complications, the A.U.'s goal of tackling root causes and drivers of conflict for sustainable development is in doubt.
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U.S. derides U.N. effort to counter racism
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Sudan to hand over al-Bashir for ICC trial
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More children die of illness due to contaminated water than from war
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Trump administration rebukes International Criminal Court
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