Andrew Edward Tchie, King’s College London South Sudan’s five-year conflict has killed nearly 400,000 people, created more than 4 million refugees and displaced 1.8 million inside the country. South Sudan should be a country full
WeiterlesenMatthew Hauenstein, University of Notre Dame and Madhav Joshi, University of Notre Dame The prospect of peace in South Sudan has never been less certain. This is despite the fact that a peace agreement was
WeiterlesenAdam Day, United Nations University and Charles T. Hunt, RMIT University With the recent overthrow of former Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir, Khartoum’s ability to continue to guarantee the peace process in neighbouring South Sudan may
WeiterlesenAdam Day, United Nations University and Charles T. Hunt, RMIT University With the recent overthrow of former Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir, Khartoum’s ability to continue to guarantee the peace process in neighbouring South Sudan may
WeiterlesenAndrew Edward Tchie, University of Essex South Sudan plunged into conflict in 2013 after President Salva Kiir accused his deputy Riek Machar of an attempted coup d’etat. After five years in which regional powers sought
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