SUDAN
Sudan Oil Standoff Continues Despite Juba’s Increased Transit Fee Offer
In a bid to break the deadlock in negotiations over the sharing of oil revenues, South Sudan on 23 July offered its northern neighbor a string of concessions including more than $3bn in compensation for the economic losses brought about by the South’s secession in July last year. Khartoum has since dampened hopes of a quick resolution, describing the proposal...
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