How A Residency Dispute In One Key Town Could Lead Sudan Back To War -- Christian Science MonitorWeeks before semiautonomous South Sudan votes on whether to secede from Sudan, people in the flashpoint border town of Abyei are concerned that a residency dispute could reignite a decades-long civil war.
Francis Nyok Koryom stands in front of the ruins of his former home in the flashpoint Sudanese town of Abyei. It was just one of thousands destroyed in 2008 as Sudanese government forces rampaged through the strategically important town that straddles the border between northern Sudan and the semiautonomous south, which votes in January whether to secede.
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US extends Sudan economic sanctions for a year -- AFP
Obama renews Sudan sanctions, keeps pressure on vote -- Reuters
White House Extends Sudan Sanctions For 1 Year -- Wall Street Journal
North, South Sudan armies trade accusations over fresh clashes in border area -- Sudan Tribune
Sudan's southern army accuses north of ambush -- Reuters
Southern Sudan Forces Attack Sudanese Army Troops, SUNA Says -- Bloomberg Businessweek
U.N. preps for Sudan's voter registration -- UPI
S.Africa foreign minister calls for on-time Sudan referendum -- AFP
Sudan reiterates border demarcation should be done before referendum -- Sudan tribune
South Sudan chooses 'freed -- AFP
FACTBOX-Key political risks to watch in Sudan -- Reuters
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