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Ethiopia Does Not Fall Behind in the War of Tiger

Summary by Limes
The conquest of Macallè relaunches the centralizing project of Abiy Ahmed, while ethnic militias open new fronts against Addis Ababa. Because the New Alamein summit aims to contain Ethiopian ambitions on the Red Sea. Between regional divisions and Western disengagement, the premier looks for shores in Washington and Moscow.
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The conquest of Macallè relaunches the centralizing project of Abiy Ahmed, while ethnic militias open new fronts against Addis Ababa. Because the New Alamein summit aims to contain Ethiopian ambitions on the Red Sea. Between regional divisions and Western disengagement, the premier looks for shores in Washington and Moscow.

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Limes broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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