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UN Warns of Grave Danger to Human Rights Activists in Eastern Congo
A UN expert warns of grave danger to human rights activists in eastern Congo, with the M23 rebel group targeting those documenting war crimes, while the escape of thousands of prisoners, including war criminals, further exacerbates the situation, leading to approximately 61,000 Congolese refugees se...
UN Warns of Grave Danger to Human Rights Activists in Eastern Congo
A UN expert warns of grave danger to human rights activists in eastern Congo, with the M23 rebel group targeting those documenting war crimes, while the escape of thousands of prisoners, including war criminals, further exacerbates the situation, leading to approximately 61,000 Congolese refugees se...
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Burundi and Russia Strengthen Ties, Promoting Tourism Collaboration
Burundi's ambassador to Russia highlighted strengthened ties with Russia post the Russia-Africa summit, emphasizing cooperation in nuclear energy, education, and justice, while promoting Burundi's unique tourism potential to attract Russian tourists.
Burundi and Russia Strengthen Ties, Promoting Tourism Collaboration
Burundi's ambassador to Russia highlighted strengthened ties with Russia post the Russia-Africa summit, emphasizing cooperation in nuclear energy, education, and justice, while promoting Burundi's unique tourism potential to attract Russian tourists.
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Burundi Refugee Crisis: 20,000 Congolese Flee to Burundi Amidst Resource Shortages
Approximately 20,000 Congolese refugees, mainly women and children, are in Rugombo, Cibitoke province, Burundi, near the Ruzizi border, fleeing South Kivu conflict; Burundi received 42,000 refugees in under two weeks, but lacks resources; Somalia regained its UN voting rights after 35 years.
Burundi Refugee Crisis: 20,000 Congolese Flee to Burundi Amidst Resource Shortages
Approximately 20,000 Congolese refugees, mainly women and children, are in Rugombo, Cibitoke province, Burundi, near the Ruzizi border, fleeing South Kivu conflict; Burundi received 42,000 refugees in under two weeks, but lacks resources; Somalia regained its UN voting rights after 35 years.
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Regional Crises: Mass Asylum Seekers in Burundi, Sudan Conflict Toll Rises, and Traffic Resumes on Lake Kivu
Over the weekend, approximately 10,000 Congolese asylum seekers entered Burundi, while Sudan reported 433 civilian deaths from paramilitary attacks, adding to the ongoing conflict's toll exceeding 29,680. Meanwhile, traffic resumed on Lake Kivu between Bukavu and Goma following a suspension due to M...
Regional Crises: Mass Asylum Seekers in Burundi, Sudan Conflict Toll Rises, and Traffic Resumes on Lake Kivu
Over the weekend, approximately 10,000 Congolese asylum seekers entered Burundi, while Sudan reported 433 civilian deaths from paramilitary attacks, adding to the ongoing conflict's toll exceeding 29,680. Meanwhile, traffic resumed on Lake Kivu between Bukavu and Goma following a suspension due to M...
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M23 Rebel Attack on Ihusi Repelled, Raising Concerns Over Regional Stability
M23 rebels attacked Ihusi in eastern Congo, aiming to control key highlands near Bukavu, but were repelled by Congolese and Burundian forces; this highlights the fragility of the ceasefire and raises concerns about regional stability and resource control.
M23 Rebel Attack on Ihusi Repelled, Raising Concerns Over Regional Stability
M23 rebels attacked Ihusi in eastern Congo, aiming to control key highlands near Bukavu, but were repelled by Congolese and Burundian forces; this highlights the fragility of the ceasefire and raises concerns about regional stability and resource control.
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44% Bias Score
Congolese Army Retakes Ground from M23 Rebels in Eastern Congo
Congolese forces, aided by Burundi, have reportedly pushed back M23 rebels in eastern Congo, temporarily halting their advance towards Bukavu following the seizure of Goma, sparking international concern and diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire amid accusations of Rwandan support for the rebels.
Congolese Army Retakes Ground from M23 Rebels in Eastern Congo
Congolese forces, aided by Burundi, have reportedly pushed back M23 rebels in eastern Congo, temporarily halting their advance towards Bukavu following the seizure of Goma, sparking international concern and diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire amid accusations of Rwandan support for the rebels.
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Congolese Refugees Risk Lives Swimming to Burundi to Escape M23
Hundreds of Congolese civilians are swimming across the Ruzizi River into Burundi to escape fighting between the M23 rebel group and the Congolese army, facing perilous conditions and risking their lives; one mother lost her seven-month-old child to illness after crossing.
Congolese Refugees Risk Lives Swimming to Burundi to Escape M23
Hundreds of Congolese civilians are swimming across the Ruzizi River into Burundi to escape fighting between the M23 rebel group and the Congolese army, facing perilous conditions and risking their lives; one mother lost her seven-month-old child to illness after crossing.
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Congo Conflict: Ndayishimiye-Tshisekedi Meeting Amidst Refugee Crisis
Burundian President Ndayishimiye met with Congolese President Tshisekedi in Kinshasa on Sunday to discuss the escalating conflict in eastern Congo, where over 42,000 refugees have fled to Burundi in the past two weeks, while the ICC urges adherence to international law and the UK plans sanctions aga...
Congo Conflict: Ndayishimiye-Tshisekedi Meeting Amidst Refugee Crisis
Burundian President Ndayishimiye met with Congolese President Tshisekedi in Kinshasa on Sunday to discuss the escalating conflict in eastern Congo, where over 42,000 refugees have fled to Burundi in the past two weeks, while the ICC urges adherence to international law and the UK plans sanctions aga...
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Congolese Refugees Strain Burundi's Resources Amidst DRC Violence
Ongoing violence in eastern DRC forces thousands of Congolese to flee to Burundi, seeking asylum or independent housing, straining Burundian resources and humanitarian aid.
Congolese Refugees Strain Burundi's Resources Amidst DRC Violence
Ongoing violence in eastern DRC forces thousands of Congolese to flee to Burundi, seeking asylum or independent housing, straining Burundian resources and humanitarian aid.
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40% Bias Score
M23 Rebels Split Advance in South Kivu; Ferry Services Resume
M23 rebels, supported by Rwanda, captured Bukavu and split into three groups, advancing along different roads in South Kivu; clashes near Nyangezi resulted in two deaths; ferry services resumed on Lake Kivu, improving humanitarian access, but the Goma airport remains closed.
M23 Rebels Split Advance in South Kivu; Ferry Services Resume
M23 rebels, supported by Rwanda, captured Bukavu and split into three groups, advancing along different roads in South Kivu; clashes near Nyangezi resulted in two deaths; ferry services resumed on Lake Kivu, improving humanitarian access, but the Goma airport remains closed.
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DRC Rebels Capture Goma, Threatening Kinshasa
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels captured Goma, DRC, declaring intent to take the capital, Kinshasa; the Congolese government mobilized its military in response, rejecting talks; clashes between Rwandan, Congolese, and Burundian armies are ongoing, raising fears of a regional war.
DRC Rebels Capture Goma, Threatening Kinshasa
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels captured Goma, DRC, declaring intent to take the capital, Kinshasa; the Congolese government mobilized its military in response, rejecting talks; clashes between Rwandan, Congolese, and Burundian armies are ongoing, raising fears of a regional war.
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36% Bias Score
M23 Advance on Bukavu Risks Major Regional War
M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, are advancing toward Bukavu, Congo, potentially triggering a major regional conflict by clashing with thousands of Burundian troops already present; the situation risks reigniting ethnic tensions and direct clashes between national armies.
M23 Advance on Bukavu Risks Major Regional War
M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, are advancing toward Bukavu, Congo, potentially triggering a major regional conflict by clashing with thousands of Burundian troops already present; the situation risks reigniting ethnic tensions and direct clashes between national armies.
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44% Bias Score
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