Sudan’s civilian leader resigned. Now the military has sole control of the government.
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Why South Sudan won the war but lost the peace
Peter Martell’s book on South Sudan is a must-read.
International peacebuilding really can build peace — but perhaps not how you expect
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China-Africa military ties have deepened. Here are 4 things to know.
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It’s not just fake news. Even real news can warp political perceptions.
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South Sudan is fighting again. Can its peacekeeping mission work?
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Three important points to help in understanding South Sudan’s worsening crisis
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Uniting warring armies after a civil war sounds like a good idea. Here’s why it usually fails.
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