Sudan's President Avoids South African Arrest

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has arrived back in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, after defying a South African court order to remain in South Africa and await a decision on whether he should be arrested on international war crimes charges. Supporters of Bashir were waiting to greet him at the Khartoum airport late Monday, waving signs and photographs of the man they call the "Lion of Africa." As he stepped out of his plane, Bashir greeted the throng with a wave from his...

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