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in Kigali, words of French President Emmanuel

This is a historic trip for Emmanuel Macron, who will travel to Kigali on Thursday 27 May. He is only the second French president to travel to Rwanda since the Tutsi genocide in 1994. After a long stormy relationship, the two countries have moved closer in the past three years. The head of state's program promises to be busy in the capital. Many Rwandans are hoping for an apology from France after the…

towards a new doctrine or an opening to

Emmanuel Macron is on an official visit to Rwanda on Thursday 27 May. This rapprochement with Kigali is made possible in particular by the Ducler Commission's report on France's responsibility for the 1994 genocide. It was drawn up on the basis of easy access to the official archives of the time. Despite the promise of greater transparency, access to classified documents is still boring for researchers.…

Félix Tshisekedi responds cautiously to the feedback from

Within the Democratic Republic of the Congo, President Félix Tshisekedi has lastly come out of his silence after shouting on the phrases of his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame, who denied crimes dedicated by his troops and criticized the UN survey report which lists essentially the most crimes. within the Congo, and particularly by the Rwandan military, between 1993 and 2003.…

For Paul Kagame, “there have been no crimes”

In an interview with RFI and France 24, Rwandan President Paul Kagame denied that his troops had been concerned in crimes dedicated throughout the two wars within the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He accused Dr. Denis Mukwege of being manipulated. These phrases evoke a cry from their neighbor. "There have been no crimes.…

Paul Kagame: “France and Rwanda have now

After greater than 25 years of tense exchanges, following the French intervention in Rwanda in the course of the genocide of the Tutsis in that nation, relations between the 2 international locations have warmed up significantly in recent times underneath the French Presidency Emmanuel Macron. Rwandan President Paul Kagames visited Paris this week for the summit on the African financial system and…

Within the headlines: son Sassou, my father’s minister

Among the many eleven personalities coming into the brand new authorities in Congo-Brazzaville is an opponent, Honoré Sayi, appointed Minister of Power and Hydraulics. Till then, this philosophy instructor was president of the parliamentary group of the Pan-African Union for Social Democracy, the primary opposition celebration. Younger Africa, ”Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso, 46, son of the President, takes on the newly…

Paul Kagame should meet former troopers

The Rwandan president will go to Paris on Monday and Tuesday. Paul Kagame will attend two separate summits: one on Sudan and one on African economies. He also needs to meet former French troopers who served in Rwanda between 1990 and 1994. One other step in warming diplomatic relations between the 2 international locations. A pattern seen positively in Kigali.…

Rwanda assures that they’ve not dedicated to

Formal denial from Kigali's aspect within the face of the controversy swelling within the Scandinavian nation. In actual fact, Danish parliamentarians are discussing a legislation that makes it attainable to outsource asylum seekers and care to 3rd nations shortly after the Danish minister's go to at the top of April. Immigration to Kigali.…

Denmark will “outsource” its asylum purposes

It hardly appears credible, however that is what is going to occur. Foreigners in Denmark who need to apply for asylum should now accomplish that from Rwanda, in Africa. From our correspondent in Copenhagen,This is known as outsourcing of asylum purposes. Think about a refugee, a secret, who, after crossing the Mediterranean,…

no place is required for the French forces

Paris prosecutors are demanding the dismissal of French forces for Operation Turquoise, which was deployed in Rwanda in 1994 with UN approval. These troopers have been accused of genocide and complicity in crimes in opposition to humanity. The Paris prosecutor's workplace made its remaining indictment on Monday morning about…

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