The presidents of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda have met in Qatar to discuss the escalating conflict involving M23 rebels. Both leaders have called for a ceasefire to address the ongoing violence in eastern Congo. Meanwhile, M23 rebels have announced their withdrawal from peace talks in Angola after facing international sanctions, complicating the situation further. The collapse of these talks has left many in the region concerned, with local leaders urging military solutions to be reconsidered. Amidst this turmoil, Angola has offered to mediate direct negotiations, and diplomatic efforts continue in hopes of stabilizing the region.