so i'm very, very pessimistic about any outcome from the trumps william davidson. and i will be your thoughts is there today enough trust between the 2 parties that could lead to progress on the substantive issues? think perhaps what we are looking. busy for realistically, from these talks is a sensation, a possibility is agreement that would be renewing and the agreement that was in place, this year between and the federal and government. and i think what we should recognize is that these are important negotiations because they represent the beginning of a formal african union, internationally supported process. and therefore they probably in the long run will be the way that they've completed those. and that definitely the way that it should be resolved, but i do think we have a rather long way to go. as you are the get has made clear. i think the issue is under what turn could we have a sensational hostility. currently we have active military compensation inside take right, with the federal army supported by the eritrea and army attempting to establish control o

william davidson, senior year analyst at the international crisis group. thank you for joining us on inside story today that he thought with you. and while i'm in at is have about looking at the big picture. how hopeful are you today that an end might be inside to the war into cry. thank you very much for having me. ah, i think the fact that both saves of agreed for this b stock is on an encouraging and her as a positive signal that are, are the people both sides or whether they are to grants or the to e took out in general, or hoping from dispute stock, sir, because it will be, or it would bring an end to suffering. gov to people not only integrate region but also in the neighboring get our solar and the whole country in general. so people are hoping that this would be an into her, to the suffering of her people who are ah, i've been going through a very severe challenge. and while i am, what are the parties discussing precisely in south africa? ah, in my opinion, the 1st her you should be about her ceasefire and ah, ah, pro our leader demanded pride from

earlier i spoke to william davidson is a senior, ethiopia analyst aren't the think tank international crisis group. and he told us why the different parties are at loggerheads rigidly started after a political dispute between the leaders and the federal government. and turned into a constitutional dispute in 2020. that led to the outbreak of, of civil war. ready in november, hence the war began, we've seen atrocities. we've seen, the federal government allies essentially besieged to graze region. we've also seen our region take a portion of the great territory. so the reasons for the war have evolved to pick up. now, good cherish. recently spoke of an alarming situation integrate, is it international pressure that has actually prompted these pistol m the yesterday we to some extent that is that correct? certainly the, the african union and it's, it's partners and particularly the u. s. have been active in trying to get the parties to, to. 1 conduct negotiations were yet to see, of course, whether these talks actually happen is going to be very difficult to make progress in any tool th

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