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Two days of clashes between the Democratic Republic of Congo's army and rebel fighters near the eastern city of Goma have killed at least 19 people, threatening an uneasy six-month peace.
The United Nations says the DRC's M23 rebels have recruited at least 59 child soldiers.
The Congolese rebel movement M23 has suspended peace talks with DRC’s government, increasing fears of renewed violence in the country’s troubled east.
M23 has dismissed as "cruelly biased" a UN report that denounced a poor human rights record and led to UN sanctions against the group.
The UN Security Council has given a green light for peacekeepers to use surveillance drones in eastern DRC.
Rebels say they will take back Congo's city of Goma if the government does not agree to negotiate with them.
The United Nations said there are signs that rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo are withdrawing from the strategic eastern city of Goma.
DRC's president Joseph Kabila has issued a statement saying he is immediately suspending the chief of staff of the country’s military army.
How could a rebel band that started with just a few hundred men take over a huge chunk of Africa's biggest country; leaving the UN reeling?
Congolese troops fought back against rebels who rejected calls from African leaders to quit the eastern city of Goma.
African leaders failed to agree on the make-up of a proposed neutral force to tackle the insurgency in eastern DRC, diplomats said.
Rebel fighters pushed to ring a regional capital in DRC, as MSF said it had treated scores of wounded civilians and was sheltering hundreds.
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