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The North and South of Sudan have waged civil war for most of the last 50 years but have been officially at peace since the United States brokered a Comprehensive Peace Agreement in 2005. Under the agreement, the Government of South Sudan is mostly autonomous, although North and South are diplomatically one nation with shared resources.
