In International Relations, why might a ceasefire between two sovereign governments fail to stop violence involving a non-state armed group?

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Last Updated 13 Aug 2026

A. The non-state actor is not a formal party to the treaty

B. International law prohibits states from signing ceasefires

C. Non-state actors are immune to all diplomatic mediation

D. Treaty obligations only apply to maritime boundaries

📚 Topics: International Current Affairs

🎯 Exams: CSS PMS UK_CS US_COMP

🏷️ Tags: Conflict Resolution International Relations Non-State Actors

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