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Deadly air raids on gold miners in Sudan expose deepening border lawlessness and regional instability.
The airstrikes that tore through the artisanal gold mining camps near the Sudanese-Egyptian border on Saturday did not emerge from nowhere, and treating them as a sudden eruption of violence would miss the larger story they tell about how the war in Sudan has become…
Takeaways Up Front 1. A Sudanese rights group, Emergency Lawyers, blamed Egyptian warplanes for an October 10 strike on a Red Sea State gold mine that