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Security Council LIVE: South Sudan’s first elections loom amid rising violence

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Briefings

The Security Council convened in New York on November 10, 2026, to address South Sudan's first national elections scheduled within six weeks of independence. Ambassadors are urged to secure inclusive polling and credible data amid escalating violence, displacement, and hunger affecting civilians. The meeting aims to prevent election delays that could exacerbate conflict.

Key points

• The Security Council met in New York on November 10, 2026, to address South Sudan's first national elections scheduled within six weeks of independence.
• Ambassadors are expected to press for an inclusive process and credible polls, while civilians face fighting, hunger, and displacement.

Context

South Sudan's first elections are scheduled for late 2026, with the Security Council meeting in New York to address deepening political uncertainty and worsening violence affecting civilians.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the Security Council's meeting in New York on November 10, 2026. Specific dates for polling, casualty numbers, or regional impact are not provided. Ambassadors' specific actions remain unverified.

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