Biden Extends National Emergencies on South Sudan and Cyber Threats

The extensions come as the administration cites ongoing violence, human rights abuses, and cyber threats to U.S. security and economy.

President Biden extends national emergencies related to South Sudan and cyber-enabled activities, citing ongoing threats.
The national emergency concerning South Sudan, initiated in 2014, is extended due to continued violence and human rights abuses.
The cyber-enabled activities emergency, declared in 2015, is renewed in response to persistent threats to U.S. security and economy.
Both emergencies are extended for another year, following legal requirements for review and Congress notification.
The extensions reflect the administration's assessment of enduring challenges to peace, security, and stability.