Representatives from Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have drafted a peace agreement aimed at resolving decades of conflict, facilitated by the US and Qatar, which includes disarmament of armed groups and a joint security mechanism. The deal, expected to be formally signed next week, could attract significant western investment in the resource-rich region, although concerns about its implementation remain.
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Apps that track ICE agent locations help alleviate migrant workers’ fears
As the Trump administration intensifies its crackdown on illegal immigration, migrants like Oscar, a Venezuelan with temporary protected status, are using apps like Coqui to evade ICE agents. Developed by Peter, the app alerts users to nearby ICE activity, allowing them to navigate safely, although ICE officials warn it poses risks to law enforcement efforts. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Many people who work in the U.S. are scared of getting caught by...
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