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Ethiopia: Draft Budget Crucial for Successful Macroeconomic Reforms, Says Finance Minister
Abiy Ahmed · Ethiopia

Ethiopia: Draft Budget Crucial for Successful Macroeconomic Reforms, Says Finance Minister

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Addis Ababa, -- Ethiopia's draft budget for the upcoming 2025/ 2026 would play a significant role in ensuring the successful continuity of the comprehensive macroeconomic reforms, Finance Minister Ahmed Shide said today.See the Story
Ethiopia: PM Abiy Describes Pretoria Peace Accord a Rare Milestone in Ethiopia's History
Abiy Ahmed · Ethiopia

Ethiopia: PM Abiy Describes Pretoria Peace Accord a Rare Milestone in Ethiopia's History

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Addis Ababa, -- Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, in a wide-ranging televised interview, described the Pretoria Peace Accord as a historic breakthrough, noting that Ethiopia has rarely succeeded in ending internal conflicts peacefully before.See the Story
SITUATION REPORT – HORN OF AFRICA & NEWS HIGHLIGHTS, No. 640 – 19 June 2025
Somalia · Somalia

SITUATION REPORT – HORN OF AFRICA & NEWS HIGHLIGHTS, No. 640 – 19 June 2025

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Eritrean Blue Revolution Front Political Charter

Source: Blue Revolution Front Political Charter Our guiding principles for the National charter: Our guiding principles lay a strong foundation for a just and inclusive national charter. They reflect a commitment to human dignity, cultural heritage, and equality, fundamental pillars in shaping a fair and cohesive society. These guiding principles have far-reaching implications for governance, society, and individual rights. Here’s how they might…Eritrea · EritreaRead Article

G7 Leaders’ Statement on Transnational Repression

TNR undermines national security, state sovereignty, the safety and human rights of victims, and principles of international law. It has a chilling effect in our countries.Human Rights · CanadaSee the Story

Tigray’s divided politics caught between Addis and Asmara

Source: The Ethiopian Cable Team The factionalism that has defined Tigray’s regional politics in recent months shows no sign of easing. With Getachew Reda having been ousted as Tigray Interim Administration (TIA) president in March, his replacement—Lt. Gen. Tadesse Werede—has inherited a hornet’s nest of competing interests, with Addis and Asmara both dangerously seeking to ingratiate themselves amidst the looming threat of conflict. While the T…Tigray · TigrayRead Article

SITUATION REPORT – HORN OF AFRICA, No. 639 – 16 June 2025

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Guelleh’s Hardline Rhetoric: Djibouti’s Defiance on Ethiopia’s Sovereign Sea Access

Source: Horn Review Since Eritrea’s secession in 1993, Ethiopia has endured the geopolitical challenge of becoming a landlocked country, severed from direct access to the Red Sea. Consequently, Addis Ababa has relied overwhelmingly on neighboring ports – most notably Djibouti’s, which facilitates over 90% of Ethiopia’s foreign trade. This structural dependency has naturally galvanized Ethiopia’s enduring pursuit of diversified and secure soverei…Djibouti, Djibouti · DjiboutiRead Article

The Origins – Fano Before It Had a Name (1896)

Fano was never built to govern. But it has forced the government to face a deeper truth: a state that does not protect cannot command loyalty. In a fractured federation, resistance becomes its own kind of institution. When the state abandons its people, the people respond—first with prayers, then with poetry, and eventually, with weapons. By Haimanot B. Atinkut, Freelance Contributor Origins The origins of Fano are not found in declarations or o…Amhara · AmharaRead Article

BBC World Service - BBC News, 13/06/2025 18:01 GMT

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The latest five minute news bulletin from BBC World Service.Journalism · LondonSee the Story

New Wine in Old Bottles: How Ethiopia Keeps Rebranding Power Without Reform

From emperors to generals to ethnic populists, Ethiopia rotates rulers—but not the rules. And for 80 years, the U.S. has supported them all. By Haimanot B. Atinkut, Freelance Contributor I. Introduction: A State That Changes Leaders, Not Systems Ethiopia has experienced revolutions, reforms, and rebrandings—but it has never rebuilt its political foundation. Beneath imperial crowns, revolutionary slogans, and democratic constitutions lies the sam…Ethiopia · EthiopiaRead Article

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