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Sudan’s Warring Generals Agree to Weeklong Truce, Says South Sudan

The two rival generals fighting in Sudan agreed to a seven-day truce and will name representatives to peace talks, according to the foreign ministry of South Sudan, which has been working with other neighboring countries to negotiate an end to the conflict.

A Brutal Sex Trade Built for American Soldiers

Last September, 100 women won a landmark victory when the South Korean Supreme Court ordered compensation for sexual trauma they endured. In interviews with The New York Times, six women described how their government used them for political and economic gain before abandoning them.

Palestinian Detainee Dies in Israeli Prison After Hunger Strike

Khader Adnan, a prominent Palestinian prisoner who had been on a hunger strike in an Israeli prison for 87 days to protest his detention, died early Tuesday, according to his lawyer and Palestinian and Israeli officials.

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