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Ethiopian Airlines Suspends Tigray Flights After Mekelle Airport Takeover

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Mekelle airport takeover, Mekelle Airport, Ethiopian Airlines, Tigray, Tigray conflict, TPLF, Ethiopia, Ethiopia crisis, Ethiopian politics, Addis Ababa, Tigray flights, Alula Aba Nega Airport, Ethiopia security, Horn of Africa

Ethiopian Armed Groups Alliance Puts Abiy’s Grip On Power To Its Sternest Test

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Seven armed factions including the TPLF, Fano and Oromo Liberation Army have formed the Ethiopian armed groups alliance, creating the broadest anti-government coalition Ethiopia has seen since the collapse of the Pretoria peace process.

BRICS Reaches Declaration Consensus as Africa’s BRICS Members Push Trade Case in New Delhi

World Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo -
Africa's BRICS members entered the New Delhi summit seeking investment, industrialisation and trade commitments after the bloc overcame internal divisions to agree a joint declaration. South Africa, Egypt and Ethiopia are pushing for stronger financing, infrastructure development and value-added manufacturing as BRICS expands its global influence.

Egypt’s Water Security Under Renewed Strain as Ethiopia Presses Ahead With New Nile Dams

Business & Economy AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau -
Egypt's water security is back under pressure as Ethiopia moves forward with plans for three new Blue Nile dams, triggering fresh warnings from Cairo and reigniting a decade-long dispute over the Nile's future.

Sudan War Spills Towards Ethiopia Border as RSF Launches Fresh Attack

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Sudan-Ethiopia border tensions are intensifying as an RSF-linked attack in Blue Nile coincides with renewed fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray region.
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