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Ethiopia Grand Ethiopia Renaissance Dam by Ethiopian Embassy London

Egyptian Officials Fear Economic, Environmental Loss From Ethiopian Dam Project

International groups have asked Ethiopian officials to examine the plant's environmental impact, but to-date a report has not been produced.

Civilians At War: White Army Mobilizes As Machar Aims For Oil Fields In South Sudan

Riek Machar tells IBTimes that the opposition is headed for the Paloch oil fields, but civilian fighters have motivations of their own.

Egyptian And Tunisian Constitutions Favor Intellectual Property Rights – Here’s Why That’s Important

The countries' new constitutions have provisions to protect intellectual property rights in an attempt to foster a “knowledge economy.”

Possible Oldest Cancer Found In 3,000-Year-Old Skeleton Could Reveal ‘Evolution’ Of Modern Disease

Scientists have discovered what they believe to be the oldest known evidence of metastatic cancer in a 3,000-year-old skeleton found in an ancient tomb in Sudan.

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BREAKING: Co-Pilot Of Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET-702 Who Hijacked And Diverted Plane To Geneva Arrested, Seeks Asylum; Passengers And Crew Evacuated Safely

An Ethiopian Airlines flight bound from Addis Ababa to Rome was hijacked and landed in Geneva instead on Monday.

African Union Summit Copes With Conflict, Plans For Peace

Agriculture was meant to be the theme of this week's AU summit, but CAR and South Sudan took center stage.

Displaced children in a South Sudan camp

Not A Week Old, South Sudan Cease-Fire Agreement Is Already Crumbling

Both sides of the conflict in the world's youngest country report ongoing clashes.

South Sudan Ceasefire: Delegates Sign Agreement, But The Work Is Far From Over

A ceasefire signed in Ethiopia is the first lull in the conflict, but nowhere near a peace deal yet.

South Sudan Conflict: As US Moves To Defend Embassy And Evacuate Its Citizens, Long Relationship With South Sudan Is On The Line

Washington has played a key role in South Sudan's independence and development, but the new conflict is testing old ties.

U.N. To Double Its Peacekeeping Force In South Sudan, Amid Reports Of Mass Graves And Escalation In Violence; Government Forces Retake Key Town Bor

Death toll from the past 10 days of violence rises to thousands, the United Nations said.

US Aircraft Hit By Gunfire In South Sudan, Four Injured

The U.S. aircraft came under fire while approaching the evacuation site in war-torn South Sudan.

A tribeswoman dances during the Independence Day celebrations in Juba

If Not A Coup, Then What? Violence In Juba, South Sudan, Has Roots In Decades-Old Rivalries

The death toll is rising as ethnic tensions worsen, but former vice president Riek Machar denies involvement.

Deadly Conflict Spirals Out Of Control In Central African Republic As Foreign Troops Deploy

French and African soldiers hope to stem the continent's latest civil war. How did the country in the heart of Africa reach this point?

Private Equity And Social Responsibility: The Odd Courtship Between Private Finance And Public Causes

Private equity dealmakers have slowly become aware that the greater good could make a real difference to their buyouts, exits and investments.

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Global Corruption Index: United States Is The 19th Least Corrupt Country In The World [MAP]

Guess which region had several of the least-corrupt countries in the world? The answer may surprise you.

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Climate Change Study: 31 Percent Of Global Economic Output To Come From Nations At Extreme Risk From Climate Change by 2025 (Map)

Here are the 10 nations whose economic output is most threatened by climate change.

The End Of The Monroe Doctrine? John Kerry Calls For Closer Ties With Latin America On Basis Of Equality, But Warns Cuba Must Speed Up Reforms

In its first speech covering Latin America, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry preached for improved in relations throughout the region.

What's Causing Early Bird Migrations? Global Warming A ‘Key Part’ of Understanding Population Declines

For some time now, migratory birds have been migrating a little earlier every year, but a new study could shed light on the causal role of climate change.