Opposition intensifies efforts against third term in DRC

The article discusses the efforts of the government in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to review a law that allows for amending the constitution to permit President Félix Tshisekedi to seek a third term, despite widespread opposition from the opposition and popular protests. It explains that the president's request for a reconsideration of the law was part of a political maneuver to manage tensions, while monitoring public reaction and the ripple effects of protests. Various scenarios are possible—ranging from escalating the confrontation to reaching a political compromise. This issue is considered a central focus in the ongoing struggle over the country's future leadership amid deteriorating security and humanitarian conditions.

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