CLEAN: Sudan, South Sudan troops on edge as fighting ebbs

The transcript discusses the influence of foreign agendas in South Sudan and the Sudanese government's desire to avoid war. It highlights the provocations from the south and the potential for escalation into a full-scale war. The text argues that violence has been ineffective in resolving issues over the past 50 years and suggests that negotiation is the best solution for peace.

What is one of the main issues within the Sudan People's Liberation Movement as discussed in the video?

• Lack of leadership

• Influence of external agendas

• Economic instability

• Cultural differences

Why is the Sudanese government hesitant to escalate the conflict into a war?

• They lack military resources

• War is not beneficial for either country

• They have strong international support

• They are focusing on economic development

What has been the response of the Sudanese government to provocations from the South?

• They have initiated peace talks

• They have sought international intervention

• They have responded with significant force

• They have ignored them

What does the video suggest as the most effective way to achieve peace?

• Negotiations and dialogue

• Military intervention

• Cultural exchange programs

• Economic sanctions

What has been the outcome of using military solutions over the past fifty years?

• Economic prosperity

• No significant improvement

• Increased conflict

• Successful peace