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British Photojournalist Phil Moore Released After Arrest in Burundi

By Olivier Laurent

Women Say They're Being Raped by President's Men

By Julia Steers / Bujumbura

U.S. and Vatican Respond to Escalating Burundi Crisis

By Elizabeth Dias

President Obama Imposes Sanctions on Burundi Officials

By Maya Rhodan
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Belgians Advised to Leave Burundi

The U.N. is mulling whether to deploy peacekeepers to the East African nation

By TIME Staff

Photos Capture 3 Months of Political Unrest in Burundi

Phil Moore, a freelance photographer, examines the fragile political situation in Burundi

By Olivier Laurent

The 10 Best Photo Essays of the Month

A compilation of the 10 most interesting photo essays published online in May, as curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

Burundi's coup fails

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned “attempts to oust elected governments by military force”

By Aryn Baker

No Victor in Sight as Coup Unfolds in Burundi

Rival troops struggle for power in the East African country's capital, but with the President abroad in Tanzania, residents are left in a state of chaos

By Aryn Baker

Protests in Burundi Precede Celebrations After Coup Attempt

A general claimed on Wednesday to have deposed President Pierre Nkurunziza

By TIME Photo

Man Survives Mob Attack in Burundi as Protests Intensify

Jean Claude Niyonzima was forced to hide in sewers to escape his attackers

By Olivier Laurent
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