South Sudan Peace Talks
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'I Don't Want Any More Bloodshed In South Sudan': President
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir called on arch-rival Riek Machar today to meet for talks to salvage peace after days of intense gun battles in the capital Juba.
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South Sudan President Signs Peace Deal Despite Concerns
South Sudan's president signed a peace deal on Wednesday to end a 20-month conflict with rebels, but he told regional African leaders at the ceremony that he had "serious reservations".
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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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UN Security Council Warns of Sanctions After South Sudan Talks Fail
The UN Security Council deplored Tuesday the collapse of peace talks between South Sudan's warring factions, and once more threatened sanctions.
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UN Chief Urges South Sudan Leaders to Continue Talks
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday he was profoundly disappointed with the failure of South Sudan's warring factions to reach a peace deal but said talks should continue.
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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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War, Hunger Darken South Sudan Third Anniversary
South Sudan's warring leaders called on each other to restart peace talks on Wednesday, all the while trading blame for a raging civil war that marred independence celebrations in the world's youngest nation.
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South Sudan: UN's Ban Urges Warring Leaders to Resume Talks
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged the leaders of South Sudan's two warring factions to resume peace talks, as he marked three years on Tuesday since the founding of the struggling African nation.
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South Sudan Peace Talks Halt With No Progress Made
Peace talks between South Sudan rebels and the government adjourned on Monday with no progress made on forming an interim government or implementing a ceasefire.
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'I Don't Want Any More Bloodshed In South Sudan': President
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir called on arch-rival Riek Machar today to meet for talks to salvage peace after days of intense gun battles in the capital Juba.
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South Sudan President Signs Peace Deal Despite Concerns
South Sudan's president signed a peace deal on Wednesday to end a 20-month conflict with rebels, but he told regional African leaders at the ceremony that he had "serious reservations".
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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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UN Security Council Warns of Sanctions After South Sudan Talks Fail
The UN Security Council deplored Tuesday the collapse of peace talks between South Sudan's warring factions, and once more threatened sanctions.
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UN Chief Urges South Sudan Leaders to Continue Talks
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday he was profoundly disappointed with the failure of South Sudan's warring factions to reach a peace deal but said talks should continue.
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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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War, Hunger Darken South Sudan Third Anniversary
South Sudan's warring leaders called on each other to restart peace talks on Wednesday, all the while trading blame for a raging civil war that marred independence celebrations in the world's youngest nation.
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South Sudan: UN's Ban Urges Warring Leaders to Resume Talks
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged the leaders of South Sudan's two warring factions to resume peace talks, as he marked three years on Tuesday since the founding of the struggling African nation.
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South Sudan Peace Talks Halt With No Progress Made
Peace talks between South Sudan rebels and the government adjourned on Monday with no progress made on forming an interim government or implementing a ceasefire.
