Politics10/20/2025•Bloomberg

Peace Talks Progressing in Libya, Congo and Sudan, Senior Trump Advisor Says

According to a senior Trump advisor, peace talks in Libya, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sudan are making progress. The advisor stated that the Trump administration's team is actively working to pursue a ceasefire in Sudan. The article suggests that the United States is playing a role in mediating these conflicts and attempting to bring about resolution through diplomatic means. However, the article does not provide details on the specific status or outcomes of the negotiations in each country.

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