CLEAN : Sanctions will not force peace deal in South Sudan: analyst

The video discusses the South Sudan peace process, highlighting the role of mediators and the challenges faced due to ineffective mediation models. It critiques the E card mediation model and emphasizes that sanctions alone will not lead to agreements. The video also addresses how regional and international interests overshadow the conflict and stresses the importance of aligning expectations with the realities faced by the warring parties.

What is the primary role of mediators in the South Sudan peace process?

• To impose sanctions on the parties

• To draft the agreement text and present it to the parties

• To lead military interventions

• To provide financial aid to the parties

Why is the current mediation model considered ineffective?

• It relies solely on military solutions

• It lacks international support

• It fails to engage the parties effectively

• It is too expensive to implement

What is the speaker's opinion on the E card mediation model?

• It is too complex to understand

• It is the best model available

• It may not produce results

• It is highly effective

What is the impact of sanctions on the South Sudan peace process?

• They lead to immediate peace

• They have no significant impact

• They improve the economic conditions

• They compel parties to sign agreements

What needs to be aligned to achieve progress in the South Sudan peace process?

• Cultural practices with global standards

• Economic policies with international aid

• Expectations with the realities faced by the parties

• Military strategies with political goals