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Darfur diary: Gearing up for war

After visiting Al Fasher, and when the airport finally opened for U.N. traffic we took the air long UNAMID flight to Al Geneina in west Darfur, about 40 minutes drive from the border with Chad.

U.N.: World refugees hits record

Tents, sacks of food and a replica of a burnt-out village hut appeared in Trafalgar Square as a tourist hotspot became a refugee camp to highlight the plight of millions of people displaced in Darfur and elsewhere.

CNNMoney: How to fix the airline industry

You get what you pay for. And that means you don't get much anytime you fly these days.

Sudan cuts ties with Chad after attack

Sudan sought support Monday from the U.N. Security Council in its escalating conflict with Chad, which shut down the border and shut off trade between the two countries earlier in the day.

Sudan threatens Chad after rebel attacks

Sudan cut ties with neighboring Chad and threatened retaliation on Sunday after accusing it of helping train the rebels who attacked a suburb of Khartoum.

French aid worker shot to death in Chad

A French national who worked for a British aid agency was killed in eastern Chad on Thursday in a shooting, his group said.

SI.com: Peter King: Monday Morning QB Mailbag

One of my very good friends, Corey Bowdre, is also one of the biggest Falcons fans I know. He knew I was in Atlanta for the draft and sent me this text message Monday: "Not very impressed.''

Aid workers free after Chad pardon

Six French aid workers convicted of plotting to kidnap African children for adoption in Europe have been released from prison following their pardon by Chad's president, according to the French Justice Ministry.

Kidnapped Chadian kids reunited with their families

Nearly 100 children at the center of an international scandal that left them stranded at an orphanage in remote eastern Chad returned home after nearly five months Friday, and were being reunited with their families.

Chad, Sudan sign peace deal

The presidents of Sudan and Chad signed a non-aggression agreement late Thursday, aiming to halt cross-border hostilities between the two African nations.

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