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'Pray for us. They've arrived': How Syria descended into revenge bloodshed
The cries for revenge reached fever pitch on March 6.
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More than 1,000 Syrians died in airport prison under Assad, report says
More than 1,000 Syrians died in detention at a military airport on the outskirts of
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Sudan's RSF operating drones from Darfur base, pictures show
Satellite images show at least three drones and the construction of hangars at an airport in South Darfur held by Sudan's Rapid
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European cocaine kingpin has high level protection in Sierra Leone-sources
By David Lewis, Stephanie van den Berg and Reade Levinson NAIROBI/THE HAGUE - One of Europe's most wanted fugitives, convicted cocaine smuggler Jos Leijdekkers, has found refuge and high-level
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Gold worth tens of billions smuggled to the UAE each year, report says
By Reade Levinson and David Lewis Gold smuggling out of Africa, mainly to the United Arab Emirates, has surged over the last decade, with hundreds of tonnes of gold worth tens of billions of dollars
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UN weighs suspending relief to Ethiopia's Amhara after aid workers attacked, document shows
The United Nations is considering suspending relief operations, including food aid deliveries, in Ethiopia's Amhara region, following
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Plane downed in Darfur with suspected Russian crew was supplying army, rivals say
A plane downed in Sudan's North Darfur state had Russian crew members and was being used by the army to resupply the
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Senior US Democrat mounts new push for peace in Sudan
The top Democrat on the U.S.
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Satellite imagery shows Russian navy ships anchored off Syrian coast
Satellite imagery show that Russian naval ships have left Moscow's base at Tartous on Syria's coast and some have dropped anchor offshore following the overthrow
