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• Russian firm: Iran victim of another cyberattack

  world.According to Kaspersky, the virus collected information not only in Iran, but also in Israel and the Palestinian territories , Sudan , Syria , Lebanon , Saudi Arabia and Egypt .Iran, however, was far and away the country most affected, it said.A unit   Read more »

• Backlash against African migrants in Israel

  other solutions will have to be looked for," like finding a third country to take them in.Because most migrants come from Sudan, an enemy state, and Eritrea, a country with an abysmal human rights record, the line between refugee and economic migrants is blurred.   Read more »

• Wife of Sudan diplomat hurt by stray bullet in NY

  -- Police say the 31-year-old wife Sudanese diplomat was hit by a stray bullet as she walked with her two children in Queens.The woman was in stable condition at Elmhurst Hospital after the incident Tuesday. Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said Wednesday   Read more »

• US Muslim: I was tortured at FBI's behest in UAE

  same mosque in Portland as a man who has been charged in a plot to detonate a bomb in the northwestern U.S. city. He moved to Sudan in 2009 and later to the United Arab Emirates. He went to Sweden, where he has relatives, after being released from detention   Read more »

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• Sudan: 4 Aid Groups Face Restrictions

  is expelling four foreign aid groups from its restive eastern region, government and aid officials said Friday, the latest restrictions on aid agencies in the country. A senior official said the four groups had been asked to stop all projects in the east but 6/1/12 from The New York Times Read more »

• Khartoum lifts fuel subsidies, opposition strongly condemns decision

  in the prices of goods sold in the markets of Sudan. The opposition parties have condemned the decision of the ruling party of Sudan. They argue that higher costs will affect Sudanese citizens who are already suffering from high living costs. The parties say 6/1/12 from Radio Dabanga  Read more »

• Sudan: Gender forum focuses on improving women's representation in government

  30 May 2012 - A three-day forum on strengthening gender-sensitive laws and empowering women to participate in government today concluded in El Fasher, North Darfur. The event, entitled 'Laws and Policies Affecting Women's Representation and Participation i 6/1/12 from Humanitarian News Read more »

• Sudan: UNAMID strengthens engagement in North Darfur's Movement areas

  Forog, North Darfur, 30 May 2012 - A delegation from the African Union - United Nations Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) headquarters, led by Deputy Joint Special Representative (Political) Aichatou Mindaoudou Souleymane, visited Forog village, roughly 140 kilom 6/1/12 from Humanitarian News Read more »

• Sudan withdraws police from disputed oil-rich area

  U.S. employers created 69,000 jobs in May, the fewest in a year, and the unemployment rate ticked up. The dismal jobs figures could fan fears that the economy is sputtering. The U.S. economy suddenly looks a lot weaker. A smoky haze hangs over the rugged c 6/1/12 from San Diego Local News 1 Read more »