Scenarios about 'peace agreements'
Peace agreements are formal treaties or accords that end armed conflicts and establish frameworks for post-war relations between former belligerents. These diplomatic instruments typically address territorial disputes, disarmament, political reforms, and mechanisms for reconciliation, forming critical junctures in history where violence gives way to negotiated settlements. In alternate history scenarios, different peace terms can dramatically reshape geopolitical boundaries, power dynamics, and subsequent international relations.
What If Sudan and South Sudan Never Separated?
Exploring the alternate timeline where South Sudan never achieved independence in 2011, examining how a unified Sudan might have developed and influenced regional politics in northeastern Africa.