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South Sudan’s opposition rejects president’s dialogue call

The opposition in South Sudan demands detained leaders be freed and military attacks stop before dialogue resumes.

South Sudan’s main opposition party rejected President Kiir’s call for dialogue, citing arrests, repression, and ongoing military attacks.

Peace talks between Congo and M23 rebels are advancing in Qatar as mediators work to ease tensions and address issues missed in an earlier deal.

A U.S. diplomat calls for urgency in Rwanda-DRC talks, with June or July targeted for a potential peace deal amid fragile negotiations.

The U.S. is pressing Congo and Rwanda for a peace deal alongside massive mineral investments expected to bring billions to the region.

Hamas has proposed a five-year truce with a full exchange of hostages to end the ongoing war in Gaza after talks with Egyptian mediators.

Trump expressed hope that Russia and Ukraine will make peace this week and begin business relations with the thriving United States.

Joseph Kabila’s return to Congo and arrival in Goma comes amid a deadly conflict with M23 rebels and ongoing talks for a fragile ceasefire agreement.

Violence in Sudan intensifies, prompting AUC chairperson’s appeal for peace and a cessation of hostilities to protect civilians.

Clashes between Congo’s army and M23 rebels in Goma left 52 dead as both sides blamed each other while peace talks were reportedly underway in Doha.