Congo government to hold peace talks with M23 rebels in Angola, signaling change in approach amid escalating conflict.

The government of Congo has announced its decision to participate in peace discussions with the M23 rebel group in Angola, signaling a departure from its earlier stance of avoiding direct talks. The ongoing conflict in the resource-rich eastern region of Congo has led to a sharp increase in violence, resulting in widespread displacement of civilians and humanitarian emergencies. Mediation initiatives are currently underway with the support of various international stakeholders to facilitate dialogue and potentially bring about a resolution to the crisis.

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