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The 33 pages that link to Democratic Republic of the Congo, each with the reason it gives.

• CobaltRelated: Its dominant share of cobalt production makes its mining conditions and governance globally consequential.

• RwandaRelated: The shared border connects Rwanda to conflicts and trade in eastern Congo.

• Paul KagameRelated: Relations with its governments and armed groups have been a persistent source of controversy for Kagame’s Rwanda.

• AngolaCompared with: Its shared border and regional conflicts shaped Angola’s security and cross-border relations.

• First Congo WarNarrower topic: It emerged under this name after the war ended Mobutu’s Zaire.

• BurundiRelated: It borders Burundi across Lake Tanganyika and along the western frontier.

• Central AfricaBroader topic: It is the region’s largest country and its geographic anchor.

• KinshasaNarrower topic: Kinshasa concentrates national government and population in the country’s far west.

• ZambiaCompared with: Its vast mineral sector and political history provide a close regional comparison.

• Lake KivuRelated: The lake’s western shore and much of its basin lie in the DRC.

• Republic of the CongoCompared with: It shares a river and a name with the Republic of the Congo but is a separate, much larger country.

• Great Lakes regionBroader topic: Its eastern provinces anchor the region’s western extent.

• Virunga National ParkNarrower topic: The park is in the country's eastern region.

• Cobalt miningBroader topic: Its industrial and artisanal mines supply most global cobalt production.

• CopperbeltNarrower topic: Copperbelt mining is concentrated in its southeastern provinces.

• OkapiNarrower topic: The okapi is endemic to this country, making its conservation closely tied to its forests.

• ZaireCompared with: The restored name replaced Zaire after Mobutu’s government fell.

• Laurent-Désiré KabilaNarrower topic: Kabila governed the country after renaming Zaire the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

• Ubangi RiverRelated: The Ubangi borders the country and receives water from its northeastern rivers.

• ColtanBroader topic: Its eastern provinces are prominent sources of coltan and sites of contested mining.

• Joseph KabilaNarrower topic: Kabila’s political career unfolded within this state’s postwar institutions.

• Félix TshisekediNarrower topic: Its political history and institutions frame Tshisekedi’s career and presidency.

• Kasai RiverRelated: Most of the Kasai’s course lies within this country.

• KisanganiNarrower topic: Kisangani’s political history and institutions are part of the country’s wider national story.

• Lake MweruRelated: Its southeastern border meets Zambia across the lake.

• MatadiNarrower topic: Matadi is one of the country’s main transport and port cities.

• Mbuji-MayiNarrower topic: Mbuji-Mayi is one of its major inland cities.

• Okapi Wildlife ReserveRelated: The reserve is located in the country’s northeastern Ituri region.

• Salonga National ParkNarrower topic: The park lies within this country and is managed under its authority.

• Uele RiverNarrower topic: The Uele flows across the country’s northern region.

• BasenjiRelated: Dogs resembling modern Basenjis were documented among communities in this country.

• Jean-Jacques Muyembe-TamfumNarrower topic: His scientific and public-health work has been based largely in the country.

• Lofoi FallsNarrower topic: Lofoi Falls is in its southeastern region.