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UN Chief Urges Halt to Arms Flow as Sudan War Deepens
Addis Ababa— United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an immediate cessation of arms shipments to Sudan, warning that…
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The Abrogation of the Federal Act
Eritrea and Ethiopia PART FIVE The abrogation of the federation in 1962 has been the subject of passionate debate. The…
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Rewriting History or Seeking Truth ?
Major Dawit Giorgis Responds to Amanuel Beidmariam on Ethiopia’s Access to the Red Sea I read the article on Nefasitpost,…
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Eritrea and Ethiopia: The Question of Access to the Sea
PART FOUR The Question of Access to the Sea: When Eritrea was granted its independence by the TPLF, Ethiopia lost…
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Negotiation and the Amhara Fanno Struggle
Introduction Negotiation is often the preferred method of the international community for resolving political conflicts between insurgent groups and governments.…
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Enough is Enough: Amnesty International Demands Action as Ethiopia’s Amhara Region Faces Human Rights Crisis
January 29, 2025 Ethiopia’s Amhara region is at the center of a growing humanitarian and human rights catastrophe, as thousands…
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Ethiopia and ERITREA
PART THREE A Look Backward to the Federation We now come to the moment where the new rulers in Addis…
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Ethiopia’s Famine Crisis: Historical Echoes and the Current Catastrophe in Amhara
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – The humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia’s Amhara region has reached alarming levels, with millions facing acute food…
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The Silent Crisis: Famine in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region
A Nation on the Brink Ethiopia’s humanitarian crisis continues to deepen, driven by the deadly confluence of war, climate-induced disasters,…
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Devastating Drone Strikes in Amhara Region Kill Over 50 Civilians: Communities Grieve Amidst Ongoing Violence
In yet another tragic chapter of Ethiopia’s ongoing war, a drone attack in the North Wollo Zone of the Amhara…
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