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Central African Republic

Policy

UN Authorizes European Troops For Mission in Central African Republic

French have already sent 1,600 troops

Reason Staff | 1.28.2014 2:40 PM

Policy

At Least 50 Muslims Killed in CAR

According to human rights activists

Reason Staff | 1.24.2014 1:00 PM

Policy

European Union Troops To Be Deployed To CAR

Matthew Feeney | 1.22.2014 11:55 AM

Policy

UN Envoy Says CAR is in 'Mega-Crisis'

Calling for international effort

Reason Staff | 1.16.2014 10:10 AM

Policy

French UN Ambassador: France Underestimated Level of Hatred Between Christians and Muslims in CAR

Says, "We knew that there was some inter-sectarian violence, but we didn't forecast such deep ingrained hatred."

Reason Staff | 1.16.2014 8:10 AM

Policy

UN Says Over 1 Million Are Displaced in CAR

86,000 have fled abroad

Reason Staff | 1.13.2014 6:00 PM

Politics

CAR Leader: Looting, Revenge Attacks Over

Around 20 percent of the population have left their home

Reason Staff | 1.13.2014 3:00 PM

World

Widower Eats Part of Man's Leg in Revenge Attack in CAR

Claims Muslims killed pregnant wife

Reason Staff | 1.13.2014 1:50 PM

Large image on homepages | borman818 / Foter / CC BY

Politics

Matthew Feeney Discusses Current Events on The Blaze's "Real News" Tonight at 6pm ET

Matthew Feeney | 1.10.2014 2:11 PM

World

Central African Republic Interim President Resigns

Unrest, violence continue

Reason Staff | 1.10.2014 9:00 AM

Policy

United Nations: Half of CAR Needs Aid

U.N. official says 2.2 million people need assistance

Reason Staff | 1.7.2014 8:50 AM

World

UN: Nearly One Million People Fled Homes in Central African Republic

Sectarian violence

Reason Staff | 1.3.2014 3:40 PM

World

UNICEF: Violence Against Children, Including Beheadings, Increasing in CAR

Being targeted and recruited

Reason Staff | 1.3.2014 11:00 AM

Policy

Fighting is Intensifying in CAR

French and African troops are trying to restore stability

Reason Staff | 1.2.2014 1:10 PM

Policy

John Kerry Calls For End of Violence in CAR

Mass grave in the capital discovered yesterday

Reason Staff | 12.27.2013 10:00 AM

World

Six AU Peacekeepers Killed in Central African Republic

From Chad

Reason Staff | 12.26.2013 11:10 AM

Large image on homepages | BBC

Politics

White House Announces $100+ Million in Largely Military Aid to Central African Republic

On top of a previously appropriated $24 million

Ed Krayewski | 12.19.2013 12:15 PM

Politics

White House: "Actively Working to Help End the Violence" in Central African Republic, US Will Send $100+ Million in Military and Humanitarian Aid

$24 million in scheduled appropriation, $101 million to "restore security," and $15 million for other humanitarian aid

Reason Staff | 12.19.2013 11:20 AM

Policy

Doctors Without Borders Calls UN Humanitarian Response in CAR "Unacceptable"

Says tens of thousands of people are without the help they need

Reason Staff | 12.18.2013 11:00 AM

Large image on homepages | U.S. Airforce/wikimedia

Policy

French Foreign Minister: Other European Countries To Send Troops To CAR

Matthew Feeney | 12.17.2013 12:00 PM

World

UN Food Agency: Quarter of Central African Republic Population At Risk of Going Hungry

Displaced as fighting continues

Reason Staff | 12.16.2013 3:00 PM

Politics

France Asking For European Help With CAR Intervention

Some European nations are already providing logistic support

Reason Staff | 12.16.2013 1:20 PM

Large image on homepages | U.S. Air Force/wikimedia

Politics

US Military Flights To Assist CAR Intervention Set To Begin Today

Matthew Feeney | 12.12.2013 12:00 PM

Large image on homepages | U.S. Air Force/wikimedia

Politics

Two French Soldiers Killed in CAR

Matthew Feeney | 12.10.2013 12:00 PM

World

France: Troop Reinforcements Arrive in Central African Republic Capital

Will number 1200 in a few days

Reason Staff | 12.6.2013 7:40 AM

World

Britain in Talks to Join French Intervention in Central African Republic

UN warning of genocide

Reason Staff | 12.5.2013 5:20 PM

Large image on homepages | Security Council Patrick Gruban/wikimedia

Politics

UN Security Council Approves Intervention in CAR, French Begin Military Action

Matthew Feeney | 12.5.2013 4:10 PM

Large image on homepages | U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Nathanael Callon/wikimedia

Politics

French Boosting Military Presence in CAR Ahead of UN Security Council Vote

Matthew Feeney | 12.4.2013 12:35 PM

Politics

France To Send 1,000 Troops To CAR

Rebels who took power in March are accused of atrocities

Reason Staff | 11.26.2013 8:50 AM

World

UN Secretary General: Violence in CAR Risks Spiraling Out of Control

Groups inciting religious tension

Reason Staff | 11.19.2013 10:20 AM

Anthropology

The Great Penis Robbery

Stolen valor

Jesse Walker | 3.22.2013 12:52 PM

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