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Abiy Ahmed’s Psychological Struggles Impacting Ethiopia’s Stability
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Ethiopia Journalists Face Raids and Terrorism Charges Amid Crackdown
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Elite Cooptation and Opposition Fragmentation in Ethiopia: The Prosperity Party’s Strategy for Political Dominance
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The Axe at the Root: A Prophetic Wake-Up Call to Ethiopia’s Leaders and Church
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Eskinder Nega and the Fano Movement: Personal Ambitions, Pan-Ethiopian Contradictions, and the Fragmentation of Amhara Resistance
By Agenagn Kebede Dagnew Abstract This very short and precise commentary examines the political trajectory of Eskinder Nega—an Ethiopian journalist, activist, and former political
From Crucifixion to Resurrection: Ethiopia’s Spiritual and Political Crossroads
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Ethiopia’s $24 Million IPO Falls Short as Ethio Telecom Sells 10% Stake
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Ethiopia’s HDI Crisis: Invest in People, Not Cosmetic Projects
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Washington Update: Deteriorating Human Rights and Security in Ethiopia
April 26, 2025 Mesfin Mekonen The United States and the international community cannot continue to overlook the rapidly deteriorating human rights situation and the
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