Top 10 Underreported Stories

Displaced Somali women and children rest in a refugee settlement in Bossaso, Puntland, Somalia.
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#1. The Other Darfur
Infighting in Somalia has been so bad for so long that reader and editor fatigue set in years ago. Which is why many Americans were surprised to hear that more than 1 million Somalis had fled their homes in 2007 in a refugee crunch whose scope and severity rival that of Darfur. "We have a major crisis," Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, the top U.N. envoy for Somalia, told TIME. "And it's being ignored." The violence hampering humanitarian efforts has also kept U.N. forces at bay. It's a Catch-22, Ould-Abdallah says. "We cannot go there because there is no security, and because we don't go there, there isn't security."

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