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Human Rights · Democratic Republic of the Congo

Advance of Rwanda-backed rebels in Congo threatens regional peace, UN officials warn

58% Left coverage: 36 sources

The U.N. human rights chief accused Rwanda-backed rebels who seized a second major city in eastern Congo of killing children and attacking hospitals and warehouses storing humanitarian aid.See the Story

African Politics · Bukavu

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupy a 2nd major city in Congo’s mineral-rich east

44% Left coverage: 32 sources

Rwanda-backed rebels have occupied a second major city in mineral-rich eastern Congo, the government said Sunday, as M23 rebels confirmed they were in the city to restore order after it was abandoned by Congolese forces.See the Story

France Politics · France

Macron says he will tell Trump not to be weak with Putin in Washington visit

50% Left coverage: 12 sources

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday he will travel to Washington to try to convince President Donald Trump that his interests were in line with European allies and that showing any weakness to Russia's Vladimir Putin would make it harder to deal with China and Iran. "Trump, I know him. I respect him and I believe he respects me," Macron said during a one-hour question and answer session on social media. "I will tell him: deep down you cannot be weak in the face of President (Vladimir Putin). It's not you, it's not what you're made of and it's not in your interests."See the Story

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