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Egypt Expels Ethiopian Diplomat After Addis Ababa Orders Envoy Out

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The Egypt-Ethiopia diplomatic row intensified after Addis Ababa and Cairo expelled each other's diplomats within hours. The dispute comes amid growing regional tensions, accusations of foreign interference and long-running disagreements over Nile water resources.

Eritrea cuts diplomatic ties with Ethiopia within hours of embassy closure

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Eritrea has cut diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Addis Ababa shut its embassy in Asmara and expelled Eritrean diplomats. The diplomatic rupture follows renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia, accusations of foreign backing for opposition forces

Dangote Fuel Pipeline Breaks Ground in Djibouti, Racing to End Ethiopia’s 5-Day Truck Run

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Africa's richest man has launched the Dangote fuel pipeline, a $660 million project linking Djibouti and Ethiopia that aims to slash fuel transport times, strengthen energy security and reshape logistics across one of Africa's most important trade corridors.

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.
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