European Lawmakers Urge Freeze on Aid to Rwanda
European Parliament Seeks Freeze on EU Aid to Rwanda Over Congo Conflict
The European Parliament urged the European Union on Thursday to freeze direct budget support for Rwanda until it breaks links with Tutsi-led M23 rebels and allows humanitarian access to areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo where they advanced.
M23 fighters and Rwandan troops entered the DR Congo provincial capital of Bukavu on Friday, security and humanitarian ...
The AU summit in Addis Ababa on Saturday and Sunday is meant to be the next stage in regional efforts to halt the conflict.
Analysts say the deadly march by Rwanda-backed rebels across eastern Congo could widen into a regional conflict drawing in ...
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Rwanda is facing mounting international pressure over its role in the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as the ...
Creating sustainable peace in Congo requires giving justice to the victims of war crimes and preventing the illicit trade in ...
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The M23, backed by Rwanda, has overpowered the poorly trained Congolese army, while Uganda, Burundi and South Africa have ...
Rwanda-backed rebels in eastern Congo claimed Friday to have seized a second airport in the region following a days-long ...
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