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    Judiya, An Ancient Peace-Making Tradition, Gains New Relevance in Sudan
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    31 March 2025

    Judiya, An Ancient Peace-Making Tradition, Gains New Relevance in Sudan

    As formal institutions weaken in the face of conflict, rural communities turn to centuries-old conflict resolution methods to maintain order.

    Protest sign reading 'NO CONGO NO PHONE' held by a demonstrator during a street protest, with other protesters and trees visible in the background.
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    25 March 2025

    DR Congo's Minerals for Peace Deal: Reinforcing Dependency or Strategic Power Assertion?

    With the world's largest cobalt reserves and a history of conflict, the DRC is proposing a radical new approach: trading mineral access for U.S. military assistance and economic development support.

    People Rejoice as Phone Lines Between Eritrea and Ethiopia Open for the First Time Since 1998
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    10 July 2018

    People Rejoice as Phone Lines Between Eritrea and Ethiopia Open for the First Time Since 1998

    People are placing random phone calls to the other country in celebration, just because they can.

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