Sudan Peace Talks Going Well Despite Boycott By Rebel Group

A comprehensive peace agreement that would set Sudan on a path to political stability and economic recovery appeared feasible as the transition government and rebel groups entered a second day of negotiations in the South Sudan capital Juba.

Apart from the irony of South Sudan leader Salva Kiir being the mediator -- forming an inclusive transition government in Juba by November 12 appears increasing unlikely--the only setback for the Sudan was refusal by Sudan Liberation Movement's Abdel Wahed Mohamed Nour to honour his invitation.

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