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[Title] => UN says South Sudan peace deal is at 'a critical juncture'
[Summary] => A peace deal signed in August by South Sudan's feuding leaders is at "a critical juncture" with repeated violations by both parties in multiple parts of the country, the U.N. peacekeeping chief said Wednesday.
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[Title] => Russia opposes sanctions on rival South Sudan generals
[Summary] => Russia said Tuesday it opposes new sanctions sought by the United States against a South Sudan army chief and a former army general who is now a rebel commander for continuing to fuel conflict in the world's newest nation.
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[Title] => Group: South Sudan military still recruiting children
[Summary] => South Sudan's military and rebel forces are recruiting children despite assurances to the contrary, Human Rights Watch said yesterday, citing children and parents interviewed last month.
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[Title] => South Sudan: War and misery continue 1 year later
[Summary] => One year after mass violence broke out in South Sudan, battles between government forces and rebels continue, and aid officials say international assistance is needed to help residents stave off mass hunger.
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[Title] => Another peace deal forged in South Sudan
[Summary] => Leaders of two warring sides in South Sudan agreed to another peace deal early yesterday after two days of talks convened in an atmosphere of increasing international pressure.
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[Title] => UN says 58 killed in attack on UN base in SSudan
[Summary] => An attack on a U.N. peacekeeping base in South Sudan where some 5,000 members of an ethnic minority had sought shelter killed 58 people and injured about 100 others, a U.N. official said Friday.WorldwwoWwph
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[Title] => US 'deeply concerned' by violations of ceasefire deal in South Sudan
[Summary] => The United States is "deeply concerned" by reports of violations by both the South Sudanese government and the rebel forces of a ceasefire agreement signed in January, State Department said Saturday.
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[Title] => First real peace talks for South Sudan begin
[Summary] => Two warring factions from South Sudan held direct peace talks on yesterday for the first time since conflict began roiling the country last month, sending hundreds of thousands of people fleeing for safety.
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[Title] => South Sudan president seeks help from China
[Summary] => The president of South Sudan is in China seeking support for an oil pipeline meant to lessen his country's dependence on Sudan as a bomb attack by the northern neighbor threatened to trigger an all-out war.
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