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UN Ready To Work On Proposal For Combat Force In South Sudan
The United Nations is ready to work with east African bloc IGAD to refine the group's proposal for an intervention force within the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan, UN peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous told the Security Council on Wednesday.
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Barack Obama to Wade Into South Sudan Peace Drive
US President Barack Obama will on Monday try to build African support for tough action against South Sudan's warring leaders if they reject an August peace ultimatum, US officials said.
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Hundreds More Child Soldiers Recruited in South Sudan: Report
Warring forces in South Sudan have abducted as many as a thousand more child soldiers in the latest abuses in the 18-month long civil war, military monitors said today.
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Regional Interests 'Undermining' South Sudan Peace Talks
South Sudan's floundering peace talks are being undermined by the economic interests of the regional states leading the process, an advocacy group warned today.
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South Sudan Peace Talks Collapse, Mediator Berates Leaders
Troubled talks to end more than a year of fighting in South Sudan broke up without a deal on Friday, prompting the mediator to say leaders on both sides were failing in their duty to find peace.
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US Says to Propose UN Sanctions Regime for South Sudan
The US delegation to the United Nations informed members of the Security Council on Tuesday that it will circulate a draft resolution establishing an international sanctions regime for conflict-torn South Sudan, a US official said on Tuesday.
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UN Ready To Work On Proposal For Combat Force In South Sudan
The United Nations is ready to work with east African bloc IGAD to refine the group's proposal for an intervention force within the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan, UN peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous told the Security Council on Wednesday.
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Barack Obama to Wade Into South Sudan Peace Drive
US President Barack Obama will on Monday try to build African support for tough action against South Sudan's warring leaders if they reject an August peace ultimatum, US officials said.
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Hundreds More Child Soldiers Recruited in South Sudan: Report
Warring forces in South Sudan have abducted as many as a thousand more child soldiers in the latest abuses in the 18-month long civil war, military monitors said today.
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Regional Interests 'Undermining' South Sudan Peace Talks
South Sudan's floundering peace talks are being undermined by the economic interests of the regional states leading the process, an advocacy group warned today.
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South Sudan Peace Talks Collapse, Mediator Berates Leaders
Troubled talks to end more than a year of fighting in South Sudan broke up without a deal on Friday, prompting the mediator to say leaders on both sides were failing in their duty to find peace.
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US Says to Propose UN Sanctions Regime for South Sudan
The US delegation to the United Nations informed members of the Security Council on Tuesday that it will circulate a draft resolution establishing an international sanctions regime for conflict-torn South Sudan, a US official said on Tuesday.
