it will weaken ethiopia's government, it will embolden opponents everywhere in ethiopia, and we couldd to an escalating crisis across the country. and to get your question, if the ethiopian state is significantly destabilized, that will have a massive impact on the horn of africa because it's a country of 110 million people and is the hinge pin country in the region. >> you heard william talked about the fact that there is concern in some quarters that there could be a fracturing of the military in the north. i am curious to know it your response is to that and also your response to what williams said when he said he believes this is a conflict that could drag on. >> i don't share the points about siding with it. there is no evidence for that. on the contrary we know that it has been attacked by the t pls police, special place. why would you attack that is taking orders from this command? we know it pauses a national -- causes a national secluded threat. the fact that that may drag on or not drag on does not invalidate all legitimize moved by the prime minister and the federal governm

gunman has attacked a bus in western ethiopia, killing at least 34 people. the ethiopian human rights commission says that number is likely to rise. there's no indication it's linked to the conflict in the tea grave. each i'm going to has more on that bus attack from northern ethiopia. it happened in the debugger. the gunman, why have they dropped the to the bus stop was cutting off and the gunman then killed the person just in a very gruesome attack described by the youth. if you have genuine rights commission, the free go to for that, according to the commission, is just an estimate. but that might rise in the coming. i was staying in ethiopia, and the lead a region says his forces launched a rocket attack on the air force in eritrea as capital. as mara, ethiopian government troops began an offensive into gray 11 days ago. the deadline for the fast transfer of land between armenia and azerbaijan has been postponed until november 25th and spawns of a deal to end fighting over nagorno-karabakh. peru's interim president munyal marino has just resigned off to

because you know, in the end, the real enemy in ethiopia is poverty. it has nothing to do with ethnicity and using these kind of ethnic issues to kill each other, produces nothing but violence and death and is no way forward at all. i mean, martin, could we be heading for a civil war in ethiopia, when these of ethnic tensions have been unleashed? well, we're not heading for it. we are in it. that's what we are in right now. and the real danger is that other groups are we say like the aroma. 'd from whom came himself, but who now are deeply alienated by his treatment of them. maybe the somalis, others might be drawn, drawn into it or feel they could be drawn into it. and there is a real fragility. one of the things that was came out was a report by the u.s. institute of peace a few days ago, really senior american diplomats, including secretary of state assistant secretary of state johnny carson's. he's a former assistant secretary of state, came out saying that there was a danger that ethiopia could collapse, collapse. it would be the worst collapse of

conflict in ethiopia, risks pulling in the neighborhoods. eritrea's capital has been formed. 5 forces from the region. they say a small box, addis ababa in its ongoing military operation in that region. so is the horn of africa facing a wider conflict. this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. and it's a conflict in ethiopia is spilling over its borders and threatening to destabilize the horn of africa. to gray's leaders say they are at war with eritrea. because its forces have got involved in their fighting in their region. and they've launched attacks on eritrea's capital asmara, despite its government denying involvement. 2 rockets hit the city's main airport and a 3rd targeted a state media building forces loyal to tea gray's ruling party have been fighting ethiopian government troops the nearly 2 weeks. this is a home for those who attacked agree will not just attack and return home. we will retaliate while they are here and strike the airports from which they launched attacks. there is no place that we can't reach and we

that will devastate ethiopia and sudan. the united nations warns more than $2000000.00 children are at risk. 30000 people have already fled into sudan, and the aid agencies are planning for as many as 200000 ethiopian government forces . meanwhile, say that they've taken 2 major towns in tikrit, ugandan opposition politician bobby wine has been released on bail after being charged over actions likely to spread coronavirus. officials accuse the presidential candidate of violating covert $91000.00 restrictions. well, campaigning for the presidential election in january at least 28 people are now known to have died in the protests sparked by his of rest on wednesday. u.s. republican party leaders from the state of michigan were greeted by protesters as they arrived in washington for talks with president donald trump. his lawyers say state legislatures should ignore results in swing states like michigan and give their electoral college votes to trump. no state legislature in our country's history ever has done what donald trump

tension is running high in ethiopia prime minister abbay ahmed is stepping up a military offensive in the northern region of ukraine and he sacked a number of top officials but how far will he go and is there a risk of escalation this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. if the o.p.'s prime minister ahmed has reshuffled his cabinet and top military leadership he sacked the army chief head of intelligence and the foreign minister the central government in addis ababa has launched a military operation in the northern region of to gray the offensive comes after months of growing tensions between the federal government and to graze governing tea p.l.f. party of a ahmed has accused the t.p. l.f. of attempting to undermine his leadership and move to dissolve its regional government but those integrate say obey him it is not a legitimate leader since he postponed elections this year due to cope with 19 and they say they're being targeted unfairly to graze leaders have called on the african union to intervene to prevent an all out civil war amid says the offensive will in soon w

was part of ethiopia. so it's, it's something that started almost a generation ago. and this continuing with the government to be was a state of ethiopia. they became their own state in 1393, and i think people should just forget about this region being affected. this is going to affect your old spatially because this people will end up moving to or trying to make an attempt to go to europe and many countries. because su, done this, many people with little resources and even the n.g.o.s and to have been looted their empty region. the state to great is host to thousands of refugees. no, with having no n.g.o.s functioning properly. even transport the most basic food to the region because of the conflicts. so it's just too and it's just a disaster waiting to happen. thank you very much for thank you. from sports now and from no one but us dr. gary lewis hamilton has made history and the turkish crown pre-buy equaling all time record of 7 world titles. hamilton started thanks on the grid, but 5 his way back at

left could spiral beyond ethiopia's borders. this past weekend that spokesperson pataki read it confirmed that the team had fired rockets on quote, military targets. not anything, but in eritrea on the capital asmara. that certainly seems reckless. what is the goal. 'd what is too great trying to accomplish, doing this to eritrea? let me tell you about the background to a fair trial and the current situation in which you appear to it could be for us to see 1st answer. the question just what it was. i am going to answer the question, but you have to have the background. what has happened is, you know, the current and the period if you did fight side by side to get rid of the court order to move to a city jim into war. and in 1908, is how yes opened a war against you. taking a border issue as an excuse. he was defeated and he has a good idea is that they're going to be put in the to be in if, because that time. but i missed it was in each of the defense forces where mainly the how of the 100. so i said i could afford it. you're gi

earlier there were reports of clashes along the border between ethiopia and eritrea.he tigray people's liberation front see eritrea as supporting ethiopia's federal government. in an earlier attack, the tplf fired rockets at two ethiopian airports in retaliation for government air strikes in the region. let's take another look at the territory in the north, that's at the heart of the dispute. the ethiopian government says the rockets targeted the cities of gondar and bahir dar. our africa regional editor, will ross, reports. escaping from war, these ethiopians are making the difficult journey across the border into sudan after fleeing the fighting in the tigray region. they were stuck between the opposing forces, and fearing for their lives abandoned their homes and a hurry. the un says thousands of refugees have made it to this very remote area of sudan where the conditions are tough. as the fighting intensifies, camps are springing up for displaced civilians. they spoke of the dangers that forced them to flee. in the chaos, many have been separated from their family

drawing parallels between ethiopia and shia yemen somehow. giving the impression that libya and yemen are what examples to follow now this is unacceptable and then thought of not only the prime minister but then title government and the ruling party. exhausted all options we understand international dialogue is welcome but that cannot substitute for their for their mandate to enforce the rule of law and to keep the country to get a lesson but i saw you nodding to someone must suffer was saying so i want to get your reaction but i also want to ask you about the same point i mean do you think it can get to a stage where there is perhaps a truce and if that happens if the escalation efforts work what comes next and national dialogue what are the steps that need to be taken to ensure that it continues to deescalate. thank you when i think. president most of us say it is an important thing i think and i genista if the preconditions aren't for the bible side that of some must be dismissed but the problem is you know for international jobs overseas

in ethiopia, at least 3 rockets have been fired from ethiopia into eritrea. adding a regional dimension to the conflict. diplomats in the region say 2 of the rockets hit, the eritrean capital's airport. it comes on the 11th day of fighting between ethiopian government forces and leaders in the tikrit region. the to gray and people's liberation front had earlier threatened to eritrea. of fighting between to grain and ethiopian forces has killed hundreds and to grand leader has admitted its forces struck 1st, prompting ethiopia to launch an offensive in the region. the p.l.f. also said it was behind rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring. i'm horrid region. there are reports of massacres on both sides and they are accused of atrocities. the t.p.a. left dominated coalition politics in ethiopia for 30 years before prime minister of the lead came to power in 2018. years ago, his goods you own are the gallery, and what you must understand that the 2 great people are at risk, both internally and externally, eritrea on one end and ethiopian forces on all sid

but we begin with a dramatic escalation in fighting in ethiopia. at least 3 rockets have been fired from ethiopia into eritrea, potentially whitening the conflicts diplomats in the region say 2 of the rockets hit the main airports in eritrea as capital as mara. it comes on the 11th day of fighting between ethiopian government forces and leaders in the grey region disagree and people's liberation front had earlier threatens eritrea. mr. it was help that will conduct missile attacks to foil military movements in a smart rwanda. take every other kinds of measures of formal efforts to subjugate the take rate people inside secretly, or other places. well, the sci fi, l.f. of also admitted that they struck 1st switch problem since ethiopia, to launch that offensive in the region. they've also said that they were behind the rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring. i'm hotter region. both sites are accused of atrocities that sepia left domani said coalition politics in ethiopia for 30 years before prime minister came to power in 2018, may have a do

news footage of a terror strike in ethiopia's province. the rebellious region has ignored government. him to surrender. ethiopia's defense minister tells us he will launch a final military offensive on within a week. good to have you with us. the united states says it sharply reducing its troop numbers in afghanistan and iraq. by mid january, the deployment will be cut to 2 and a half 1000 soldiers in each country. president all trump made the campaign promise to end what he called for ever wars, but the move has triggered opposition from both leading republicans and nato allies . the sun could be setting on the us presence in afghanistan. american soldiers have been fighting here since 2001, helping stabilize the country after overthrowing taliban rule, but suffering over 2000 deaths over time. troop numbers have winked. now, outgoing president, donald trump will further reduce the number of soldiers here and in iraq. in light of these tremendous sacrifices and with great humility and gratitude to those who came before us, i am formally a

>> i think ethiopia is in a state of war already.have an armed confrontation between government forces and forces that are loyal to the regional government and the territory of government with resources. this is a civil war. two address the point that it was making earlier that the government was forced into this confrontation. to be quite honest, we know the writing is on the wall of what is coming in terms of a confrontation between the two forces. it is now an extension of what has been in other places. the only reason were talking about the confrontation is because tplf has resources that extend itself. the evidence very clearly showed they have already been provocative deployment on the border. if tplf tries to loot from the resources, it is probably because there has been types of force against them. >> what are the reasons for the conflict and why has it escalated so much? was the tipping point the holding of the election? martin: i think that was the immediate cause. in a sense, you can't hold an election in an area where par

having to ethiopia, it was just so much fun. i think it's the 1st time that we discovered we were ethiopians. sally found a very nice group of friends, political, but that was the way we grew up. so it was more of a continuation of what we were doing in ottawa. but it was a much more close issue because you're sort of right in the middle of it here. and you knew these people and you heard it. so in that way it was much more involving also for sally. so she just wanted to stay on should finished university and she was interested to try it out here. sally, an idealist, was attracted to a new group of friends who were members of the ethiopian peoples revolutionary, party, the e.p.i., arche, and underground communist organization. one of their leaders, so lota became sally's new boyfriend, a committed student revolutionary from a working class family. or sally had been schooled in diplomacy solo to have been in and out of jail as a political activist. if that had already led to look at what chairman political unveiling medicine, min

areas, which is part of ethiopia. so it's, it's something that started almost a generation ago. and this continuing with the government to be was a state of ethiopia. they became their own state in 1393, and i think people should just forget about this region being affected. this is going to affect year old, especially because this people will end up moving to or trying to make an attempt to go to europe and many countries. because sue done conneaut this, many people with little resources and even the n.g.o.s and to have been looted their empty region. the state to great is host to thousands of each and refugees know with having no n.g.o.s functioning properly. n.g.o.s country even transform the most basic food to the region because of the conflicts. so it's just a cost $22.00 and it's just a disaster waiting to happen. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. at least 2 people have died and more than 60 have been injured in clashes with pol

what is it that you want for ethiopia? that to get out of people who wanted to live in peace as you call it was a risk to 110000000 to a pianist. no more nor less. they went to a new set of themselves. they were not accept that tight on the government dictating them like it has happened in the last 3 days. snuffy, so it is out of me. they have been doing this out for 2527 years. they don't want to give up on that. believe me, that ryssdal, if you can't be honest, also want to do that, they guess don't to have this strong defense, that the guy people know for now has this government has weak killing the omo. so what i thought was for 2 and a half years it took, we have been known for this before, that a spiritual has to leave reason if you look at so long as they had a suspect, as if culture is respected, they couldn't be satisfied in the state ok, i want to ask you one last question. what is your message to the people? ethiopia beyond t, great people are scared, and some of them might even say that this conflict is about a

you worked in ethiopia, for many years. and in cambridge, u.k., william davis and a senior ethiopia analyst at the international crisis group, a warm welcome to you all. now the ethiopian government declined our request for a representative to join this discussion. in fact, what they did say is that they wouldn't appear on a panel that potentially could have a member of the people's liberation front, calling them attack, calling them a terrorist group. i want to begin with some, you'll get itchy, all day, a terrorist group. well, it depends on who you ask. tricky questions for me to answer. you have to consider the position, i'm in to declare them a terrorist and move on. would be unbecoming of 1st someone who works for a newspaper. and i would respectfully refuse to answer that question, but can you just explain to us why the government might call them that? well, you know, there are no conflict government and the t.p. left had been in conflict for a while. and this just moved on to a real conflict and not something thousa

civilians flee conflicts and atrocities in ethiopia. now there are fears neighboring eritrea could be drawn into the growing crisis. though i'm how i'm here, dean and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up police confront angry protesters. a week after perris president is removed from office, one person has been killed in violent handover of the r c e. b agreement to accept the general asian countries sign a major free trade deal that care provided sluggish economies. and egypt's makes a dazzling discovery, and nation treasure trove, dating back more than 2000 years. but we begin with a dramatic escalation of fighting in ethiopia. at least 3 rockets being fired from ethiopia into eritrea potentially widening the conflicts. simple math in the region, say 2 of the rockets hit the main airports in eritrea's capital, a smaller, it comes on the 11th day of fighting between ethiopian government forces and leaders in the to grey region. it's the grain people's liberation front said earlier, threatens eritrea. komisarek that will con

civilians escape conflict and atrocities in ethiopia. and now their fears neighboring could be drawn into the growing crisis. inside this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up your growth was over, the sacking of korea's president will have the latest from lima. armenia says it's called an assassination attempt on the prime minister's families, burned homes that been forced to leave as part of a cease fire without the budget of mexico registers. more than 1000000 confirmed coronavirus kates. we begin with breaking news in a dramatic escalation in fighting in ethiopia. at least 3 rockets have been fired from ethiopia into eritrea. adding a regional don mentioned to the conflict that diplomats in the region say 2 of the rockets hit, the eritrean capital's airport. it comes on the 11th day of fighting between ethiopian government forces and leaders in the tea grey region. the to go in people's liberation front, had earliest threatened eritrea. mr. it was time to that we will conduct missile attacks to full military movements in rwand

my guest is ethiopia's attorney general, gedion timothewos.is prime minister, abiy ahmed, pledged to bring the country together. why has it gone so horribly wrong? gedion timothewos in addis ababa, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. are we about to see a humanitarian catastrophe as a result of your prime minister's decision to launch a final offensive on the tigrayan regional capital of mekelle? we have to understand that this crisis is something that has been forced upon this administration and the prime minister. it was not by choice. ourforces in the northern command, based in the tigray regional state, were attacked. it was a perfidious and treasonous attack. the objective of the tplf top brass was to take over the armaments of the northern command and to overthrow this government. so the prime minister and this administration were left with no option but to respond with force. and this administration is taking every precaution possible to ensure that civilians will be protected and to ensure that the humanitarian challenge will be

the financial systems in ethiopia now retired. she hopes to become a voice for the people through her new t.v. talk show. what about the others? topics that have been assented to the accent other topics. do i give you the topics we want to do corruption, it's becoming very obvious. we need very little to specially government offices, so we're going to try to bring the issue out in the community. can discuss about robin anything you say can be considered inciting violence or upright. so literally your report can put you by words because people get angry in your insight, your insight. we have to be very careful, but that's what the show is all about. there's no problem talking to them. it's how you approach them and what you say period maybe is he and i know best as she lived in canada for many years. she's recently retired in ethiopia, after years of work for the united nations members to keep her of all the family stories. and she often tells a labrat tell us about her childhood. these were all things that my father who passed awa

you will 2 books, both talk about worn ethiopia, but you different types. is that something that is will continue to be a seam in you as nice you can, do you always think somewhere about conflict? you know, i really don't rush and roger was president, i think i'm like, ok, nobody said countries. i love the most ridiculous question in my life. i'm libyan are laughing at me. let me tell you. because this is what happens. this war at 1930 has shaped my understanding of what it means to be ethiopian, the fact that we beat italians, you know, this highly equipped, aggressive, and brutal military. we beat them. so if you can imagine as a young girl coming to america, immigrant, black, african in a place that didn't understand her where i was often ridiculed and you know, i was bullied. and i had this history to fall back on. because when americans are telling me that i don't belong or that i am nothing, i can say i'm african and i have a history much longer than the new. what do you have? so war has shaped my sense of who i am. and i came to the united states bec

they are siding with ethiopia and war between ethiopia and eritrea. that's against the insights which is part of ethiopia. so it's, it's something that started almost a generation ago and this continued with the government to be but it was a state of ethiopia. they became their own state in 1393 and the entire region. i think people should just forget about this region being affected. this is going to affect your old spatially because this people will end up moving to or trying to make an attempt to go to europe and many countries. because su, done this, many people with little resources and even the n.g.o.s and to be looted their empty region. the state to great is host to thousands of refugees. no, with having no n.g.o.s functioning properly. even transform the most basic food to the region because of the conflicts. so it's just a cost $22.00 and it's just a disaster waiting to happen. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. let's now take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. at least 2 people have been killed an

earlier an official in ethiopia's to grey region threatens eritrea.

ethiopia's defense minister there. now the latest report by the most ebro him foundation on african governance shows a decline for the 1st time in a decade. this has been driven by worsening security and the rule of law. now only one country, and that is ethiopia, has made progress across all areas as measured over decades, but the continent's 2nd most populous country isn't broiled in amidship. conflicts that many fear could reverse the gains. it's made over the last decades. if you had these issues of social cohesion, you have some laws may go to pieces. it's the difference. if the groups had something you know differently that people read it after they had wrote about. this is fine too for you to do. but if you are this, if this, if you, but also to be presumably through citizenship. and there is no contradiction between full mall on governance in africa following the status report, i am joined by adults a deal of portable. she's a senior lecturer in international relations at middlesex university in rishis. she als

group that you really must occur in ethiopia, gross violation of rights and their conflict in ethiopia. therefore it is, the operation is getting this the state t.v. pictures claim to show national forces liberating towns. but hundreds are reported to have been killed. nevertheless, the government continues to resist calls for external mediation or issue a letter to it that so lonely or internal affairs. so. 'd and also if it doesn't have many, many times it is really going to be a complete get within a week there for all we don't consider it. it is a big it's but i return on t.v. appeared to show footage of captured eritrean troops with whom the rebel forces have also been fighting. ethiopia's prime minister has promised a quick end to the conflict with his quote final and crucial military operation. he said then he'd be ready to reintegrate the swelling numbers of refugees now trying to survive on the banks of the to keys. the river in sudan hurricane iota has claimed the lives of at least 2 people in central america. it's the latest hurricane to batter the region in less than 2 week

just today we had another 3000 arrivals from ethiopia, so another 3000 arrivals from ethiopia, so the that country. it is very worrying here, the mobilising, the humanitarian response at large scale. it's very difficult to reach some of these isolated border areas, but we are working with unicef and others to get help to these people. so our people fleeing violence happening in tigray, are they dutch or are they fleeing with a fear might be to come? it is very difficult to say a blanket statement for all the people. what i can say is that we have people who say to us that they have people who say to us that they have fled actual violence, some of them have lost family members, and they are worried about the situation very much. 0thers they are worried about the situation very much. others say they think they are no longer safe in ethiopia, so that's why they have left the country to come to sedan. it's obviously very hard to know what's happening in tigray province because of communications difficulties. but people that are fleeing are bringing their belongings and livestock — are the

i'm to go for good to have you with us in ethiopia. fears are growing about the escalating conflict and the northern t. cry region. the central government is accusing regional forces of firing rockets into the neighboring on harvey gen, fighting between ethiopian troops and the people's liberation front began last week . after atta's abba claimed the regional forces had attacked national military bases. thousands of civilians have fled, many with harrowing stories to tell the sprawling camp in sudan as another refugee crisis unfolds. thousands of europeans have been streaming across the border, fleeing the fear and chaos of the latest fighting in the north. many who arrive here bring stories of escalating violence and atrocities. forces entered and burned our homes and killed people. they left us with nothing. so we fled here to sudan. i left with my parents and my child with only what we wore. now we have nothing. we fled from death and murder . the exodus comes as embassy international reports. evidence of a civilian massacre. in the

if we go to other parts of ethiopia, they will slaughter us. some had to make the heartbreaking choice of leaving loved ones behind. and mother, i left her in a church. she is an elderly woman. my brother is blind, we left him there as well. there was no food or water that everyone ran away. and on the way we found murdered people with weapons and nods. that's why we ran. what were we to do? we want to save ourselves thousands of exhausted refugees have fled to siddharth, after fighting broke out between the ethiopian military and their to grab people's liberation front, the militant group in the region. the conflict erupted in early november when the government sent troops into the region. after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base integrators capital, the ethiopian prime minister says his army is close to victory. highly, this mischievous force is surrounded on all sides. that it is a force in its final throes of death. your children are suffering deaths, injuries on the front line, lots of them of the united nations is co

in ethiopia. country's human rights commission described the attack as gruesome and said it's likely more people will die from their injuries. it happened at night in the western region of has been several acts of violence every city, but there's no known link with the conflict that's taking place in the northern tip grey region. well, there the peoples of the to great people's liberation front is saying that its forces fired rockets at an airport in the eritrean capital on saturday. its leaders said, ethiopia has been using us mars airport to launch as strikes on tick ray, making it a legitimate target. because it was the hope of those who attacked too great will not just attack and return home. we will retaliate while they are here and strike the airports from which they launched attacks. there is no place that we can't reach and we will continue to retard selected targets that the invading forces are using against us. or that attack on eritrea really marks a major escalation in this now 12 day

he's reshaped ethiopia and want to nobel peace prize now al they often that is facing a leadership test as he starts an offensive against the taking a region so just what are the causes of tension there and is ethiopia heading for civil war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage to gray's leaders have dominated ethiopia's ruling coalition of ethnically based parties for decades but after all they often that became prime minister in 2018 they refused to join his single party alliance they've also resisted his sweeping reforms and in september they went ahead with local elections defying obvious decision to suspend polls because of coronavirus he now says his patience has run out with a great he's ordered a military operation in the region after accusing the t p l f of attacking federal troops an accusation denied by the group's it's feared the feud could lead to the breakup of ethiopia and the un is calling for the escalation of tensions in elise you reports. it was business as usual in the ethiopian capital but many here are on alert as an armed conflict simme

'd the civilians, the conflicts and atrocities in ethiopia. now there are fears neighboring eritrea could be drawn into the growing crisis. but i'm hella more here. jeanne and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up police confront angry protesters a week after peru's president is removed from office, one person has been killed.

because there's still time and ethiopia erupts the ethnic on the rest. that has the makings of a civil war. the television encounter that may have cost the interviewee his life, and the prime minister, whose reputation has suffered, along with the country. when the u.s. networks finally decided 4 days after the polls close to call the presidential election for joe biden, they did so almost in unison. anchors, reporters and commentators, voices that president, trump labeled the enemy of the people, could not hold back their glee. in some cases, their tears, the continuing refusal of donald trump and senior republicans to concede the election, their evidence free attempts to cast doubt on the electoral process. pose a problem for news networks, not least for fox news, which despite calling the election for biden, cannot quite seem to let trump go. there is clearly an internal editorial debate underway at the murdoch own network, and it's playing out on the air for all to see. and fox isn't the only news channel due for a record in other media outlets have

you have ethiopia's neighbors, possibly. dealing now with the blowback from this in the horn of africa, $20000.00 ethiopian refugees have already crossed into sudan. the p.l.f. says it's fighting eritrean as well as ethiopian troops. eritrea's government has denied any involvement, but it remains hostile to the t.p.s. for its role in the devastating war between the 2 countries. that conflict officially ended when ethiopia's current prime minister ahmed signed a peace deal with eritrea. after coming to power in 2018, p.l.f. dominated the country's ruling coalition for 29 years until historic victory and says it's been sidelined ever since. hasn't responded specifically to the allegations of eritrean help but says his country is capable of fighting by itself. in a tweet he said the government's campaign integrates, progressing well, and justice will prevail, is that we exceptional valor and commitment shown by his forces and then said that ethiopia is more than capable of conducting its own military operation. while al jazeera

in 1973, ethiopia's, capital addis ababa was a modernizing and bustling city. it was also a country ripe for a revolution. the emperor haile selassie was the 1st last and only law of the land. could you please explain your position was to have her to save us. i hope and i think these are one of the last years of jewish to see an end to the moment iraq. but really, if you know, with the students ethiopian students have been protesting. since the late 1960 s. in many were being jailed not fully understanding the level of tension in the country. my answer arrived 1st summer vacation, courtesy of their father, who wanted his foreign raised daughters to know their roots. this trip will change the fate of my family forever. their way of life and loyalties will be profoundly shaken. having to cope. yeah. it was just so much fun. i think it's the 1st time that we discovered we were. if your opinions sally found a very nice group of friends, political, but that was the way we grew up. so it was more of a continuation of what we were doing in ottawa. but it was a much mo