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the ethiopian parliament. in london is martin plaut, a journalist specializing in the horn of africa. he's also a fellow at the institute of commonwealth studies at the university of london. and fromashington, d.c. we are joined by kwaku nuamah, who is a senior lecturer and chairman of the international peace and conflict resolution program at the american university. gentlemen, welcome to you all. kemal hashi mohamoud, let's start with you. let's clear up something right from the start. did abiy ahmed actually say that he would get access to a port by peaceful means, negotiation, or by force if necessary? and if he did make those remarks, how seriously should we take them? kemal: thank you for having me on the show. i know it has been reported that he said by force or by peace. [indiscernible] i don't expect that from the prime minister. [indiscernible] we share borders, we also share nationalities. [indiscernible] there's no way force will be an option. but the necessity of the port is very clear and crucial. [indiscernible] adrian: martin, what do you make of this? is this the kind of thing that abiy ahmed would say, and if he did say this, perhaps he was misinterpreted? martin

the university. what's the problem? it was a private event, the initiative of the students of the horns, let no one care. to set the birds free release the birds fromoney so that they fly and flap their medical wings. i can’t wait for this day, what a year we have been hosting this event with you. every time i am energized for the whole year , we put on the best suits, and you put on the best suits. take everything that is most valuable. i'm without underwear at all, to be honest, every year without underwear. they notice there, it feels like right away. here is this performance here, and before that, the performance in istanbul is a means from which they went to the full in that same istanbul in which a few days ago they were released, the azov nazis, at the request of zelensky, who arrived there, were released from captivity of the killers who will come to the front to continue to fight against us , then hundreds of thousands of our tourists will go to istanbul, they will go to turkey and will support the turkish economy and mr. gudkov on the proposal of mr. will make money at medical horror alumni parties in moscow we understand that this is wro

the ethiopian parliament in london as much in plots, a journalist, specializing in the horn of africa. he's also a fellow at the institute of pulling well studies at the university of london. and from washington dc, with joined by clark, who norma, who was a city electra and sherman, all of the international peace and conflict resolution program at the american university. gentlemen, welcome to or come on as you mama. let's start with you. let's clear up something right from the stars did. how the um, it actually said that he'd get access to a port by peaceful means negotiation or by force if necessary. but if he did make those remarks how seriously should we take them a lot. thank you. so for we show, uh oh, i know uh like we have been um are reported by a lady that depends on how you said it by force the piece. uh, i know that you know his speech on the and i don't expect that from the finding that the to show you everything. if you jump through the machine that doesn't show us the go to the 1st, we now work in the company on the p a corporation or we met, she was all the competency she had a bundle as well. so she had mentioned that with me, i love you, i love the chair and the

the horn of africa. he's also a fellow at the institute of pulling well studies with the university of london and from washington dc with joined by clark, who norma, who was a cd electra and chairman of the international peace and conflict resolution program at the american university. gentlemen, welcome to you or come on as you mama. let's start with you. let's clear up something right from the start. did probably um it actually say that he'd get access to a port by peaceful means negotiation or by force if necessary. but if he did make those remarks, how seriously should we take them a lot. thank you for we show uh oh, i know uh like we have been uh very fortunate by a lady that depends on how we stayed by 1st of the piece. uh i, i know that, you know, can speak on and i don't expect that from the, by the time i got to show you everything, it means you can cancel the machines that doesn't show us the forces we know working with all the neighboring countries on the now and the cooperation, the issue was all the shared folders also she had mentioned that would be a little bit down to the chair and the commission

the horn of africa. he's also a fellow at the institute of pulling wells, studies at the university of london, and from washington dc with joined by clark, who norma, who was a cd electra and shannon, all of the international peace and conflict resolution program at the american university. gentlemen, welcome to or come on as you mama. let's start with you. let's clear up something right from the start. did probably um it actually say that he'd get access to a port by peaceful means negotiation or by force if necessary. but if he did make those remarks, how seriously should we take them a lot. thank you. so for we show, uh oh, i know uh like we have been uh are reported by a lady that depends on how you said it by force. the piece. uh, i never heard of that, you know, could speak on the and i don't expect that from the new address to show you everything. if you could tell me the machine that doesn't show us the go to the 1st, we now work in the company on the the, the corporation, the issue was resolved, the company should have partners. we also share nationalities. hello. this is why you get down to the chair an

the scott horn way. [laughs] >> that's all for this edition of dateline. >> greetings, everyone. the fallout from the supreme court action. hitting one of the country's most elite universitiesharvard, which overwhelmingly benefit white students and what it could mean for the future, where exactly an education, we are talking to the lawyer who filed a complaint and new york congressman jamal bowman. under president biden, he's made his case to bidenomics as working. meanwhile, republican presidential candidates are working on early primary states like iowa, and donald trump blasts around desantis almost as much as

of operations deliberate force, allied force, enduring freedom, horn of africa and inherent resolve, a master navigator and parachutist receiving his commission following his graduation from the university of alabama, 29 years of service p distinguished service medal, defense superior service medal, legion, distinguished flying cross with valor bronze star medal. i yield. mr. reed: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that all the remarks concerning military promotions holds be placed together in the record as if uninterrupted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: thank you, mr. president. let me continue this roll of honor to be promoted toking brigadier general, shannon lucas 29 years of service, army colonel division at quantico division,. colonel maddox serving as commander joint commissions, life cycle management command, the executive office of the commander general, red zone, alabama. colonel montague serving as deputy commander fourth infantry division, colorado, 28 years of service. he commanded the first battalion 321 stst field artillery. legion of merit, bronze star. colonel john montfort, for the riley kansas and operation atlantic resolve in poland, 28 yea

the scott horn way. [laughs] >> that's all for this edition of dateline. >> greetings, everyone. the fallout from the supreme court action. hitting one of the country's most elite universities. seeing against legacy missions at harvard, which overwhelmingly benefit white students and what it could mean for the future, where exactly an education, we are talking to the lawyer who filed a complaint and new york congressman jamal bowman. under president biden, he's made his case to bidenomics as working. meanwhile, republican presidential candidates are working on early primary states like iowa, and donald trump blasts around desantis almost as much as a criminal indictment he is facing. plus, actor marcus scribner is in our simone spotlight. once the child star on the comedy, black-ish, now in the final season of grown-ish. what is next in his career and his role in climate change activism? i have something to say. >> it's been just over a week since the six conservative justices on the united states supreme court upended decades of precedent, banning the consideration of race in the college admissions process. now, americans are beginning to evaluate this new terrain with som