Advancing the values and interests of our country and promoting stability in the world does matter to our citizens.

This is not just an African problem, it is a global problem that we face.

We think one of the key areas after the cessation of hostilities and the political dialogue starts is that there are discussions on their constitutional formation.

This is inter-tribal and it's a clash of personalities.

We do not support their efforts and that those who are involved in activities that are interfering with peace... will be held accountable.

I think we have to stay engaged with South Sudan.

I think we're moving forward toward a cessation of hostilities so maybe that's a bit of progress right now.

I think that no one is questioning the logic of South Sudan.

It actually started the violence... and it is becoming more ethnic and tribal but it didn't start that way.

Right now, everyone seems to be on the side of trying to bring this conflict to an end.

We have not seen any evidence of where the arms are coming from other than what they may have had in their possession when this started.

The U.N. does not have the capacity at the moment to provide full protection and support that is needed.