UN peacekeeper killed in Darfur ambush
A U.N.-African Union peacekeeper was killed and three others were wounded in Sudan's conflict-torn western Darfur region when their patrol was ambushed, the United Nations said
Time to tackle 'last taboo' of contraception and climate - experts
In discussions about climate change, the word "population" is rarely heard
Cassava could help African farmers cope with climate change - study
Scientist dubs hardy root "Rambo" of food crops due to its ability to thrive in high temperatures
China's increasing engagement in conflict-affected states brings risks and opportunities
China's growing involvement in countries where peace is fragile brings new responsibilities and policy choices for Beijing, as well as a new reality for Western donors and policy makers. These changes create risks and opportunities for peace and stability in conflict-affected states, according to a new Saferworld briefing and report based on a 12-month research project in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Sudan and South Sudan.
Sudan rebels say behind attack on Sudanese army
South Sudan denies involvement in assault, which fuelled tensions between the neighbours already at odds over oil exports and border disputes
Disarmament could worsen tension in S.Sudan's Jonglei State
Violence between the Lou Nuer and Murle communities, initially over water and grazing land, has displaced 140,000 people