What impact does the fighting in Sudan have on Libya? | Show Types

The conflict in Sudan has entered its third week although the warring parties have agreed to a ceasefire.

Rival generals are playing the blame game, accusing each other of targeting residential areas, hospitals and people trying to leave the country.

Ceasefire after the ceasefire has collapsed.

Analysts fear regional power players could be involved behind the scenes, deliberately perpetuating the violence.

Some have drawn parallels with the situation in neighboring Libya.

So is Sudan going down the same path?

Indicator: Tom McRae

Guest:

Benoit Faucon – Middle East correspondent, Wall Street Journal

Hamid Khalafallah – Non-Resident Member, Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy

Jason Pack – Senior Analyst, NATO Defense University Foundation and author of the book, Libya and Persistent Global Disorder