US Congress calls for assertive diplomatic role while UN mission in South Sudan is hampered by transitional government actions.
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US Congress calls for assertive diplomatic role while UN mission in South Sudan is hampered by transitional government actions.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.US Congress calls for assertive role in South Sudan; investigation launched into peacekeepers' killing; UNSC pressured for arms embargo.1 source
US Congress pushes for diplomatic action as UN mission faces hurdles in South Sudan.1 source
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The United Nations is overseeing the peace process in South Sudan, engaging in talks and seeking coordinated global backing from bodies like the African Union.Also in this story
- Ian Martin was appointed by the United Nations to oversee the implementation of a peace agreement.
- A minister leads a UN delegation conducting a mission within South Sudan.
- The Bangladesh Army deployed to UN missions and conducted inspections in South Sudan and Abyei.
- UN agencies are participating in security sector reform efforts in South Sudan.
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South Sudan
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United Nations
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United States Congress
bicameral legislature of the United States
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