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World news about “South Sudan” published by euronews.

  • UN threatens Sudan and South Sudan with sanctions

    The United Nations Security Council has unanimously approved a resolution threatening both Sudan and South Sudan with sanctions if they don’t pull back from… 02/05/2012

  • ‘State of emergency’ declared by Sudan

    Sudan has declared a state of emergency in areas bordering South Sudan, after weeks of clashes over disputed territory and control of oil resources. The… 30/04/2012

  • More clashes between Sudan and South Sudan

    There have been fresh skirmishes between Sudan and South Sudan as the former declared a state of emergency along its border with its neighbour. Tension has… 30/04/2012

  • Fresh attacks in South Sudan

    A man gestures at a market under attack in an air strike by the Sudanese air force in Rubkona. On Sunday, South Sudan claimed Sudanese troops attacked… 23/04/2012

  • UN welcomes South Sudan – nocomment

    The United Nations has approved South Sudan’s membership. The flag of the new country was then added to the 192 others. 15/07/2011

  • South Sudan celebrates its independence

    South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir and Sudan’s President Omar Hassan al-Bashir wave to the crowd during the Independence Day ceremony. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya 09/07/2011

  • A trumpet for the triumph of South Sudan

    A musician practises before the start of a rehearsal of the Independence Day ceremony of South Sudan in Juba. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic 05/07/2011

  • China calls for ‘give and take’ in Sudan

    South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir, on a visit to China, has told his hosts that Sudan has declared war on his country. Sudan is among China’s key client… 24/04/2012

  • Fresh attacks on the South Sudanese border

    Sudan’s oil minister says the chances of a settlement in a territorial dispute with its new neighbour to the south are “remote” after each side accused the… 23/04/2012

  • All-out war averted as South Sudan withdraws from disputed region

    The threat of all-out war between Sudan and its new southern neighour has been likely averted after troops from South Sudan began withdrawing from the Heglig… 20/04/2012

  • Sudan’s Bashir vows to retake disputed oil region

    Sudanese leader Omar al-Bashir vowed on Thursday to retake the disputed oil producing region of Heglig from South Sudan. “We will not give them an inch of… 19/04/2012

  • Sudans fight over oil-rich Heglig

    Sudan’s army has advanced on the disputed town of Heglig in an attempt to oust South Sudanese forces who seized the oil-rich area on Tuesday. South Sudan… 14/04/2012

  • George Clooney arrested in Sudan embassy protest

    George Clooney has been led away in handcuffs and it is nothing to do with his latest starring role. The Hollywood icon was arrested outside Sudan’s embassy… 16/03/2012

  • War between two Sudans is ‘possibility’

    The war of words between the recently-divided two Sudanese nations is escalating – with the President of Sudan saying war with the south is a ‘possibility’… 04/02/2012

  • Rebels hold Chinese workers as two Sudans clash over oil

    Sudan has agreed to free tankers exporting oil from neighbouring South Sudan. The two recently divided countries have been arguing over how much transit… 29/01/2012

  • Sudan claims death of prominent Darfur rebel

    Sudan’s armed forces claim to have killed the leader of the most powerful rebel group in western Darfur, Khalil Ibrahim. If confirmed Ibrahim’s death could… 25/12/2011

  • Bombings raise tensions in Southern Sudan

    The United Nations has accused Sudan of launching an attack on a refugee camp in the recently-established independent state of South Sudan. The UN statement… 12/11/2011

  • Sudan and South Sudan sign border deal

    Sudan and South Sudan have signed a border security agreement taking a step towards improving ties. Tensions between the two countries have built up in recent… 19/09/2011

  • Renewed calls for Darfur doctor to be released

    An Italian aid group said on Wednesday that it was “optimistic” that one of its doctors kidnapped in western Sudan’s Darfur region would be freed… 17/08/2011

  • Northern Sudanese mixed over losing south

    In the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, public reaction to the separation of the country into north and south is very mixed. There have been anti-South Sudan… 09/07/2011

  • South Sudan leader vows not to forget civil war

    The world’s newest nation, South Sudan, has been celebrating independence day with a huge ceremony in the capital Juba. Salva Kiir was sworn in as President… 09/07/2011

  • South Sudan is born

    The party continues in the world’s newest nation. South Sudan has been celebrating its independence day with a huge crowd gathering in the capital… 09/07/2011

  • Birth of South Sudan

    In January 2005, agreements signed in Kenya put an end to a conflict in Sudan that had lasted for more than 20 years. The Sudanese government and the rebels… 09/07/2011

  • Bright stars of South Sudans football ambitions

    The newly independent South Sudan has Africa’s newest football team. The players have been training for the past 15 days, their work starting at eight o’clock… 09/07/2011

  • Party continues in South Sudan

    The party continues in the world’s newest nation. Hours after South Sudan formally came into existance huge crowds gathered in the capital, Juba. There, in… 09/07/2011

  • Khartoum recognises South Sudan’s independence

    A day before the split of Africa’s largest nation, Khartoum has become the first capital to recognise the independence of oil-producing South Sudan. The… 08/07/2011

  • South Sudan’s final freedom rehearsal

    Celebrations are getting underway in South Sudan as the region prepares to declare its independence from the north on Saturday. The secession is part of a… 08/07/2011

  • Final preps for South Sudan independence

    Rehearsals are underway ahead of the birth of the world’s newest nation. Southern Sudan is expected to declare independence from its northern neighbour on… 07/07/2011

  • UN troops to keep peace in Sudan’s Abyei region

    The United Nations Security Council has voted unanimously to send a 4,200-strong Ethiopian peacekeeping force to Sudan’s disputed Abyei region. It said it was… 28/06/2011


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