How the U.S Triumph in South Sudan came Undone

The White House bet on guerrilla fighters changing their warring ways. Turns out it was a bad bet. By COLUM LYNCH In August, 2009, the South Sudanese politician and former guerrilla fighter Riek Machar invited President Barack Obama’s envoy, Scott Gration, over for a few bottles of White Bull Lager on his patio overlooking the…

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Save South Sudan From Itself Written by ANDREW S. NATSIOS COLLEGE STATION, Tex. — South Sudan faces its most severe crisis yet. Born by referendum in 2011, after a lengthy war with Sudan that killed 2.5 million people, the young country is now in the throes of a political crisis that is devolving into a tribal conflict. After…

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