South Sudan

South Sudan is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis in South Sudan===Jonglei State due to renewed fighting between government forces and opposition fighters. This conflict has led to mass displacement, food insecurity, and restricted humanitarian access, putting immense strain on the country's fragile 2018 peace agreement and raising fears of a return to full-scale war.

South Sudan is the primary focus of the peace agreement discussions, with calls for the release of its First Vice President Riek Machar and the implementation of an all-inclusive national dialogue. The country faces ongoing challenges with insecurity and political tension hindering transitional processes.

South Sudan is experiencing a renewed conflict in Jonglei state, leading to widespread displacement and civilian casualties. The fighting threatens a fragile peace agreement and has disrupted humanitarian services, exacerbating an already dire situation.

South Sudan is at a dangerous point due to a surge in killings, threatening its fragile 2018 peace deal. The country's political trajectory is uncertain, and military discipline appears to have collapsed in both Government and opposition forces.

South Sudan is experiencing a dramatic increase in violence, including a massacre in Abiemnom County and ongoing civil war. The country faces chronic ethnic violence, poverty, and corruption, with a power-sharing deal unraveling and warnings of a return to full-scale civil war.