This book offers a strategic analysis of the recurring conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly in the eastern part of the country. It examines their historical, political, geopolitical, economic, and mining dimensions, highlighting the mechanisms that contribute to their recurrence. The author examines the limitations of the political paradigm that emerged from the Inter-Congolese Dialogue and proposes a new approach to Congolese sovereignty, based on security, control of strategic resources, economic diplomacy, informational sovereignty, and civic responsibility. Through the SIRME theory and the shared responsibility model, this book contributes to the renewal of Congolese strategic thinking and explores the conditions for lasting peace, a more resilient state, and the effective exercise of sovereignty.
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