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Oct 2021
1h 59m

Crisis In Ethiopia: Breaking Through the...

RANIA KHALEK
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The U.S. and EU have accused Ethiopia of every atrocity imaginable and now they’re preparing sanctions. The Ethiopian government insists that it’s legitimately fighting a separatist group, the formerly ruling TPLF, which is attempting to regain power through violence and terrorism. Who’s telling the truth? What explains the one-sided media coverage? How do ... Show More
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