Sudan and South Sudan  Giving divorce a bad name  South Sudan
has invaded parts of the north less than a year after its
secession  See article  Readers' comments    The problem with
dividing and creating a new country without trying to solve the
issues is you turn internal issues into and international one!
The fact remains though is that the South was subjected to
internal colonialism, why not create a Federalist or a a
consociational state, in which at leats all groups, including
minorities, are represented on the political and economic stage.
this is a pathetic ploy by both governments to divert attention
from the real issue; which is their obscene failure to translate
oil revenues into real and tangible benefit to the poor souls in
both countries. They opted to bang the drum of war, which they
know very well will rally people behind them and embarrass their
opposition not to attack the regimes.   Please note that the PCA
decision did not address the status of any of the disputed areas
other than Abyei,