Political unrest refers to a situation in which individuals or groups express dissatisfaction or agitation towards the government or political authority. This discontent may be driven by a variety of factors, including economic hardship, social injustice, lack of political representation, or violations of human rights. Political unrest can manifest in various forms, such as protests, demonstrations, strikes, riots, or civil disobedience. The intensity and scale of political unrest can vary widely, from localized actions to widespread movements that may threaten governmental stability. It often reflects deep-seated grievances within a society and can prompt significant political or social change, sometimes leading to reforms, revolutions, or even violent conflict.
### A Dramatic Turn in Eastern Congo In a shocking development, Goma, the largest city in eastern Congo, has reportedly fallen into the hands of Rwanda-backed M23 rebels early Monday…