Tracing the Consequences of War In Divided Sudan
In just over a week, the volatile components behind Sudan's division into two nations — oil, religion, ethnic rivalry, guerrilla militias, disputed borders — have burst into war. TIME photographer Dominic Nahr has been on assignment in South Sudan's ironically named Unity State, whose northern edge includes disputed boundaries with its enemy Sudan — one of which is marked only by a white cargo container.
I am posting this because it sums up the confusion and futility of war. The photographs are stunning and the account of this photojournalist's challenges is fascinating.
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