CLEAN : South Sudan president considers new stronger UN force

The transcript discusses international involvement and intervention, focusing on South Sudan's stance towards UN involvement. It emphasizes that South Sudan is not inherently against UN participation but stresses the need for dialogue to ensure assistance does not become an imposition, which would then be considered intervention.

What is the primary focus of the introduction regarding international involvement?

• The benefits of international aid

• The need for precise explanations

• The history of international relations

• The role of international organizations

How does South Sudan view UN involvement in their agreements?

• They are completely against it

• They are indifferent to it

• They are not automatically opposed to it

• They fully embrace it without conditions

What is South Sudan's attitude towards assistance?

• They only accept financial assistance

• They prefer assistance without any conditions

• They welcome assistance with dialogue

• They reject all forms of assistance

What is the risk mentioned if assistance turns into imposition?

• It leads to political instability

• It becomes a financial burden

• It results in cultural erosion

• It is considered an intervention

What is emphasized as necessary for effective assistance?

• Cultural exchange

• Open dialogue

• Military intervention

• Financial support