Escalating Conflict in Goma: M23 Rebels Gain Control Amid Violence
The conflict in Goma, DR Congo, escalates as M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, seize control of key areas including the...
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M23 Rebels Seize Control of Goma, Intensifying Conflict in DRC
Rwandan-backed M23 rebels have captured Goma after fierce fighting with Congolese forces, securing the airport and the Rwanda border. This...
Germany Cancels Meeting with Rwanda Amid DR Congo Conflict
Germany has canceled an upcoming meeting with Rwandan officials due to Rwanda’s involvement in the ongoing conflict in the Democratic...
EU and France Condemn Embassy Attacks in DR Congo
The EU and France condemned attacks on foreign embassies in the DRC, highlighting the need for diplomatic protection amid escalating...
Rwandan-Backed M23 Rebels Seize Control of Goma in Eastern DRC
Rwandan-backed M23 rebels have taken full control of Goma after intense fighting, establishing authority over the city's airport and Rwandan...
Escalation of Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Key Developments
The recent escalation of conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo involves M23 rebels capturing Goma and claims of...
Escalation of Conflict in Congo: M23 Rebels Advance into Goma as Humanitarian Crises Worsen
Congo faces escalating conflict as Rwanda-supported M23 rebels advance into Goma. Gunfire and explosions were reported, reflecting fears among residents....
Congo Faces Escalating Crisis as Rwanda-Backed Rebels Advance on Goma
Congo's security forces are battling Rwanda-backed rebels in Goma, following the rebels' recent advance into the city. The situation poses...
Former El Salvador President Mauricio Funes Dies in Exile at 65
Mauricio Funes, former President of El Salvador, has died in Nicaragua at 65 after a long illness. He sought refuge...
U.S. Embassy in Congo Engulfed in Flames Amid Protests
The U.S. Embassy in Kinshasa, DRC, caught fire during protests against alleged foreign intervention supporting rebel groups. Numerous embassies faced...
