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Residents of Abyei march to celebrate the decision by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague ruling on the boundaries of the oil-rich region straddling the invisible north-south border in Sudan. Although the decision ceded key oilfields to the go

Sudan's Precipice

With violence in Darfur down but tensions erupting in the south — and the U.S. administration rethinking its Khartoum strategy — Sudan is facing a crucial turning point in its long odyssey toward stability — something that has so far eluded Africa’s largest nation for decades.

Fragile Central American Democracies Threatened

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Special to the Diplomatic Pouch by Larry Luxner Central America’s seven already-fragile democracies now have a new worry to cope with: Economic disruption caused by a falloff in crucial factory exports and a sharp drop in family remittances from the United States...
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