US EditionQatar and US seek peace in Congo-Rwanda conflict and challenge Chinese influence
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Qatar and US seek peace in Congo-Rwanda conflict and challenge Chinese influence
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio lamented on December 13 that Rwanda’s actions in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are “a clear violation of” the peace deal brokered by President Donald Trump at the beginning of December, who had hailed the deal as “historic” and “a great day for Africa, great day for
Donald Trump has a thing for peace processes and agreements. He's a dealmaker, and that requires political stability, ideally peace, especially in eastern Congo. But whether the agreement he reached will achieve the intended result is doubtful. The ink had barely dried before the situation escalated. Rebel group M23, by far the most important player on the ground, was also not a party to "his" agreement. More will be needed to address the US min…
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