US: Sudan and South Sudan Want to Avoid 'All-Out War' -- Voice of America
The United States says Sudan and South Sudan want to find a way to avoid "all-out war," following violence across their border. The two countries have been unable to resolve disputes over borders, oil and citizenship issues stemming from the south's independence last July.
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MIDDLE EAST
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AFRICA
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EUROPE
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