When the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), signed in 2005, finally achieved the separation of South Sudan from the north last July, it was hoped that the petroleum wealth they shared--oil from the south is exported through pipelines in the north--would be deemed too precious for either side to forgo.
Lugar discusses the hopes for peace and economic cooperation post-separation of South Sudan.
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