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DRC’s latest peace deal is breaking down and it isn’t the first – what’s being done wrong

By Kristof Titeca, Professor in International Development, University of Antwerp

A series of peace initiatives since 2021 have sought to address the escalation of conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) following a renewed offensive from the M23 rebel group.

The origins of this crisis go back to the First Congo War in 1996. Since then, the intensity of conflict in eastern DRC has ebbed and surged. The current M23 offensive represents one…

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