Rwandan-backed rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) say they have seized a second airport in the region.

Analysts weigh in on Rwanda’s role in the conflict in DRC, whether minerals are a factor and if diplomacy can succeed.

Thirty years after the violence, a related border conflict escalates, with control of mineral wealth at stake.

There is a pattern of nations whose difficult histories have resulted in authoritarian governments peddling grievance.

The latest fighting is part of a major escalation of a conflict over power, identity and resources dating back to the 1990s Rwandan genocide.

said members of an armed group that participated in the Rwanda genocide in 1994 had fled to Congo, “where they now pose an existential threat to our security” and were spreading “their ...

The U.N.’s top human rights body on Friday condemned Rwanda’s support of rebel fighters across the border in eastern Congo and ordered a team of experts to examine rights violations in the region.

an armed group created by ethnic Hutus who massacred Tutsis during the 1994 Rwandan genocide. UN rights chief Volker Turk warned on Friday that “if nothing is done, the worst may be yet to come ...

UN Rights Body Condemns Rwanda and the Rebels ... said members of an armed group that participated in the Rwanda genocide in 1994 had fled to Congo, “where they now pose an existential threat ...

GENEVA — The U.N.’s top human rights body on Friday condemned Rwanda’s support of rebel fighters across the border in eastern Congo and ordered a team of experts to examine rights violations ...