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Diplomacy is in wanting when it comes to the crisis in Sudan. Reports of clashes between the two flanks of Sudan are quite unfortunate..jpg)
The impasse has pitched many of the neighbouring African states in an uncomfortable position, and the buck inadvertently once again stops at the door of South African President Jacob Zuma. His personal meddling has been a source of strength in normalising relations between the two adversaries — an aspect acknowledged and admired by both. The need of the hour is to make Juba realise that resumption of talks as scheduled in Addis Ababa would only strengthen its case, and all the tricky issues, including that of an alleged aggressive attitude from Khartoum could be dealt with in an interactive manner. Furthering the blame game will not achieve anything, and that too in the continent of Africa, where there are not many takers. The West and the United States, irrespective of Africa’s geopolitical sensitivities, do not hold a brief for Sudan and its concerns. The delegations from Khartoum and Juba in Ethiopia should get back to the table and sort out their sovereignty and security concerns.
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