A new info-graphic from design group Pitch Interactive charts the causalities of drone attacks in Pakistan on a timeline dating back to 2004. The interactive chart pulls in data from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and the New America Foundation and shows the number of fatalities (and identifies who was killed—high profile targets, combatants, civilians or children), the location of the attacks and when they took place. As the Economist points out, there is a noticeable spike in attacks in late 2009, when the drone program was ramped up … Discuss

In case you were wondering whether or not Sudan had righted things, reconciled differences between warring factions and begun working together for the mutual good of their citizens while your back was turned, that has most certainly not happened—and, in fact, things look very grim. The government, led by internationally indicted war criminals President Omar al-Bashir and Governor Ahmed Haroun, has taken to bombing a refugee camp in the Nuba Mountains of southern Sudan. The result is half a million people displaced, by the UN's count, but the rebels remain nonviolent. They've chosen instead to photograph and film the government's atrocities, hoping to bring their own humanitarian crisis to the world's attention through the visual power of their own misery. CNN's Yoletta Nyange has put together a heart-stopping documentary on their story, which you can learn more about here ... Discuss