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BBC News
South Sudan expels Chinese oil firm boss
BBC News
The world's newest nation has expelled its first person - the head of South Sudan's biggest oil company, the Chinese and Malaysian-owned Petrodar. The Chinese national, Liu Yingcai, was asked to leave following an investigation into Khartoum's "theft" ...
South Sudanese, please stop harassing aliensSudan Tribune
South Sudan puts Beijing policies to the testFinancial Times
'ONGOING MASSACRE'Catholic San Francisco
AllAfrica.com -New York Times -Ahram Online
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SOS Children
South Sudan: Emergency Appeal
SOS Children
In recent months, the relationship between recently-divided Sudan and South Sudan has deteriorated. This has led to outbreaks of violence, with thousands of families and unaccompanied children fleeing from South Sudan to Khartoum, the capital of Sudan.

Financial Times
South Sudanese, please stop harassing aliens
Sudan Tribune
By Isaiah Abraham February 21, 2012 — After independence of South Sudan from the Republic of the Sudan six months ago, the people of the South (say some) have started to misbehave towards other non-South Sudanese or foreigners on the ground that they ...
South Sudan puts Beijing policies to the testFinancial Times
'ONGOING MASSACRE'Catholic San Francisco
Bold Decision Needs Bold ActionsAllAfrica.com
New York Times -Ahram Online -The Australian Eye
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Financial Times
Bold decision needs bold actions
Sudan Tribune
By Luka Biong Deng February 21, 2012 — I would like with the launching of the first issue of New Nation Newspaper to sincerely congratulate President Salva for his bold decision of closing down oil production in South Sudan. I am not surprise for such ...
South Sudan puts Beijing policies to the testFinancial Times
For Woman in Sudan, No Escape From MiseryNew York Times
Khartoum and Juba: Critical issues and a fragile treatyAhram Online
The Australian Eye
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Juba Support to Al-Hilo .. More Loss .. More Disappointments
Sudan Vision
The provocation by South Sudan government was the main reason for the rebellion of Al-Hilo. During the occasion of referendum celebrations, President of South Sudan Government Salva Kiir Mayardit has said they would not forget the people in South ...

Al-Arabiya
Outside the Ring
Al-Arabiya
The elections will be more of a referendum. Abd Rabbuh Mansur al-Hadi will become Mr. President, having lived a long time with the title of Mr. Vice President. It did not appear from his track record that he was waiting or looking forward for his time ...

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Financial Times
South Sudan puts Beijing policies to the test
Financial Times
Ever since the 2005 peace deal between southern Sudan and its former warring foe Sudan that paved the way to last year's referendum on secession, however, China has sought to court South Sudan and its oil. Three-quarters of the oil is produced in the ...
For Woman in Sudan, No Escape From MiseryNew York Times
Khartoum and Juba: Critical issues and a fragile treatyAhram Online
In South Sudan, oil shutoff is a matter of national prideThe Australian Eye
Voice of America
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Center for Research on Globalization
Current negotiations are excluding Afghans: Is it time for an Afghan national ...
Center for Research on Globalization
... Sweden, Australia, Singapore, Cambodia, Vietnam, Germany, Italy, South Sudan, South Africa, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Israel/Palestine, Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic, France, Mexico, Pakistan, Iraq, Iran, India, and others.

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New York Times
South Sudan puts Beijing policies to the test
Financial Times
Ever since the 2005 peace deal between southern Sudan and its former warring foe Sudan that paved the way to last year's referendum on secession, however, China has sought to court South Sudan and its oil. Three-quarters of the oil is produced in the ...
Khartoum and Juba: Critical issues and a fragile treatyAhram Online
For Woman in Sudan, No Escape From MiseryNew York Times
In South Sudan, oil shutoff is a matter of national prideThe Australian Eye
Sudan Tribune
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STRATFOR
Geopolitical Calendar: Week of Feb. 20, 2012
STRATFOR
20: Sudan and South Sudan will begin to negotiate outstanding financial commitments and border issues in preparation for their meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Feb. 20: The 12th special session on the Governing Council and Global Ministerial ...

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New York Times
Khartoum and Juba: Critical issues and a fragile treaty
Ahram Online
Can the most recent non-aggression treaty between Sudan and S Sudan counter the years of mutual antagonisms over oil, borders, water and violence? The governments of Sudan and South Sudan signed a non-aggression treaty to contain their border dispute.
For Woman in Sudan, No Escape From MiseryNew York Times
In South Sudan, oil shutoff is a matter of national prideThe Australian Eye
Sudan formally notified by US on debt relief plan & Abyei proposalSudan Tribune
Voice of America
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New York Times
For Woman in Sudan, No Escape From Misery
New York Times
In July, after decades of an underdog guerrilla struggle, South Sudan broke off from Sudan and formed its own nation. Most Southern Sudanese were ecstatic. The partying in Juba, South Sudan's capital, did not stop for days. But for southerners living ...

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The Nut Graph
Malaysia 2.0 – A case study
The Nut Graph
As an extreme example, the former Sudan's agreement to hold a popular referendum resulted in South Sudan's independence. Nevertheless, brute authoritarianism may also be untenable in terms of a state's viability. The 29 Jan 2012 United Kingdom and Eire ...

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In South Sudan, oil shutoff is a matter of national pride
Bellingham Herald
By ROBYN DIXON - Los Angeles Times JUBA, South Sudan - To outsiders, the move appears suicidal, a recipe for ruining the economy and possibly returning to war. But on the streets of Juba, the capital of South Sudan, the decision to turn off the flow ...

Al-Arabiya
Sudan formally notified by US on debt relief plan & Abyei proposal
Sudan Tribune
Mahmood also disclosed that the government received a letter from US special envoy to Sudan Princeton Lyman saying that Washington asked the government of South Sudan to agree to conducting the long-delayed referendum next August which is when the Arab ...
In South Sudan, oil shutoff is a matter of national prideThe Australian Eye
Activists Urge Stronger US Policy Toward Two SudansVoice of America

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Los Angeles Times
Activists Urge Stronger US Policy Toward Two Sudans
Voice of America
Sudan has warned it will strip the citizenship of an estimated 700000 people who the government considers southerners. Large parts of the Sudan-South Sudan border have yet to be defined. A referendum which was supposed to take place to determine the ...
Khartoum moves to strip citizenship of 'Southern' SudaneseSudan Tribune

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Khartoum moves to strip citizenship of 'Southern' Sudanese
Sudan Tribune
The answer is that they will attempt to move to South Sudan, a country completely unfamiliar to a great many. And they will encounter extraordinary obstacles, beginning with the long and arduous trek by bus or barge. The International Organization for ...

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China Steps Up in Syria
CounterPunch
Assad has announced a referendum on the new constitution will be held on February 26. It would be very interesting to see how the constitutional referendum played out, and what level of support the government could still command after a heavy-handed ...

Eurasia Review
North Kosovo Referendum: Not Binding, No Surprise But It Changes Everything ...
Eurasia Review
The referendum makes clear that the northern Kosovo Serbs reject the imposition of Pristina's institutions that has been the centerpiece of Quint policy for Kosovo since 2008. By Gerard M. Gallucci Through two days of cold, snowbound weather, ...
North Kosovo referendum – not binding, no surprise but it changes everythingTransConflict

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North Kosovo referendum – not binding, no surprise but it changes everything
TransConflict
He worked as part of US efforts to resolve the conflicts in Angola, South Africa and Sudan and as Director for Inter-American Affairs at the National Security Council. He served as UN Regional Representative in Mitrovica, Kosovo from July 2005 until ...

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