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Congo's new president, Joseph Kabila, brought his campaign for international legitimacy to Washington last week and won the first round. He held his own in meetings with U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell--and even with Rwandan President Paul Kagame, one of Congo's "worst enemies," according to a Congolese diplomat. Kabila made a show of taking international relations seriously, something his father-- assassinated last month--never did.
Despite Kabila's calls for more U.S. military and diplomatic involvement in Congo's crisis, he ...