Peace talks aimed at ending the South Sudan conflict have been extended indefinitely after the government and rebels missed the deadline for a deal.
The talks in Ethiopia are being mediated by the East African regional bloc, Igad, which had given both sides until Thursday to reach agreement.
The UN imposed limited sanctions this week and the US warned both sides of further steps if no deal was reached.
The 14-month conflict has displaced 1.5 million people and killed thousands.
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(BBC) South Sudan government and rebels miss peace deal deadline
Peace talks aimed at ending the South Sudan conflict have been extended indefinitely after the government and rebels missed the deadline for a deal.
The talks in Ethiopia are being mediated by the East African regional bloc, Igad, which had given both sides until Thursday to reach agreement.
The UN imposed limited sanctions this week and the US warned both sides of further steps if no deal was reached.
The 14-month conflict has displaced 1.5 million people and killed thousands.
Read it all.