US ‘Peace’ in Doha Comes with Extraction Rights Attached – altnews.org

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Workers in a cobalt mine in Congo. Image – @taadelodun, X. While the Doha agreement offers hope for DR Congo devastated by conflict, it is unlikely that the ceasefire will hold in the long term. On July 19 in Doha, under the watchful eyes of US and Qatari diplomats, representatives of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group signed a ‘Declaration of Principles’ on a peace agreement. The document, vague in …

DR Congo-M23 talks taking longer than expected; ICC unseals Libya war crimes warrant

Doha (AFP) Aug 7, 2025 Talks on measures to build confidence between M23 rebels and the Democratic Republic of Congo ahead of formal peace talks are taking longer than expected, an official with knowledge of the issue said Thursday. The delay raises question marks over whether the launch of formal peace talks on ending the deadly conflict in the eastern DRC will go ahead as planned in Doha on Friday. Under a d

US ‘peace’ in Doha comes with extraction rights attached – altnews.org

While the Doha agreement offers hope for DR Congo devastated by conflict, it is unlikely that the ceasefire will hold

Trump’s ‘sure to fail’ Congo Peace Deal all about Stealing Resources

8 Aug, 2025 15:33 By Mustafa Fetouri, at HomeAfrica via thefreeonline at https://wp.me/pIJl9-HiU While the Doha agreement offers hope for DR Congo devastated by conflict, it is impossible the ‘ceasefire’ will hold. FILE PHOTO. Lynsey Addario.. shared with thanks Peace-mining: this US-mediated deal focuses on resources, not stability On July 19 in Doha, under the … Continue reading "Trump’s ‘sure to fail’ Congo Peace Deal all about Stealing Resou…

US peace in Doha comes with extraction rights attached

While the Doha agreement offers hope for DR Congo devastated by conflict, it is unlikely that the ceasefire will hold in the long term Read F

US ‘peace’ in Doha comes with extraction rights attached

While the Doha agreement offers hope for DR Congo devastated by conflict, it is unlikely that the ceasefire will hold in the long term By Mustafa Fetouri, Libyan academic, award winning journalist and analystFILE PHOTO. ©  Lynsey Addario/Getty Images ReportageOn July 19 in Doha, under the watchful eyes of US and Qatari diplomats, representatives of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group signed a ‘Declara…