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Playing Chess with South Sudan: How Tussles for Regional Dominance Are Entrenching this Man-made Catastrophe

May 4, 2017May 4, 2017 LIR Guest 0 Comments African Union, Bashir, Ethiopia, Khartoum, Kiir, Machar, Museveni, South Sudan, Sudan, Uganda, United Nations

Rory Johnson considers how regional animosities are perpetuating this man-made crisis.

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