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Egypt wants Eritrea's ports to strengthen its position in the Red Sea and to contain Ethiopia. There's just one problem: the only economy capable of generating enough trade to make Assab and Massawa commercially viable is Ethiopia itself. https://t.co/UH66q0LYSQ

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Egypt’s Ghost Port Strategy in Eritrea: Diplomatic Show, No Result - https://t.co/SumbrBj6NT

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Ethiopia: Newly Elected Government’s National Security Imperative https://t.co/gUHdmal1gf

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The media narrative says Ethiopia is defined by crisis.
The data says:
• 50.5 million registered voters
• 47 political parties
• 10,934 candidates
• One of Africa's largest elections
So which story should we believe? #EthiopiaElections2026 https://t.co/W8IDER4tsO

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Ethiopian Election: Data Versus Narrative - https://t.co/W8IDER51im

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Egypt’s Recycled Empty Port Promises in Eritrea - https://t.co/4tBP8mZxZV

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Deep dive examines the Lemkin Institute, Ethiopia, Fano, diaspora advocacy networks, and the growing politicization of genocide language. When every conflict gets labels a “genocide,” the word itself begins to lose meaning. https://t.co/k4y2tkv1sD

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50 million voters.🇪🇹

Ethiopia’s election is becoming more than politics — it’s a national struggle over sovereignty, stability, and the country’s future.Millions are sending one message:
Ethiopia’s future will be decided by Ethiopians. https://t.co/SrC2ya7RW3

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Ethiopia’s Electoral Crossroads and the Rise of Sovereign Political Agency - https://t.co/SrC2ya8pLB

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How the Muslim Brotherhood transformed Sudan into a hub of extremism, proxy warfare, and regional chaos—threatening Ethiopia, Red Sea security, and the future of the Horn of Africa amid Sudan’s devastating civil war. https://t.co/pjRytimJ5Q

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Why Eritrea’s Red Sea ports remain economically constrained despite a strategic location, and how weak institutions, limited trade integration, and structural isolation have turned maritime access into a dead end. https://t.co/O3fvpBR1n6

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Economically Locked Eritrea Is a Maritime Dead End - https://t.co/O3fvpBRzcE

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America’s Bet on Ethiopia’s Mega-Airport https://t.co/1YMa35tGCN

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The Art of the Squeeze: Trump’s Eritrea Gambit https://t.co/cz2ZzX2JCR

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🚨 BREAKING: Local Government FIRES BACK at Human Rights Watch over Welkait — and says they're completely WRONG. #Ethiopia @hrw @LaetitiaBader

👉 The response they didn't want you to see.https://t.co/srFU08c0nz

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Is the Horn of Africa Nearing Its “Berlin Wall” Moment? https://t.co/Pj9qyCfWq8

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Big accusation. Weak evidence.

The case against #Ethiopia in Sudan’s war is being treated as settled—but the proof still isn’t there.

Here’s what’s really going on 👇https://t.co/mKrUH3WDxX

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Ethiopia isn’t just going digital—it’s going sovereign.

From Telebirr to Fayda, a new model is emerging:
Close the gaps → limit foreign interference → build from within. Here’s how Medemer is changing the game 👇 https://t.co/I3utKwrWCi

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Are the claims that Ethiopia is hosting Sudan’s RSF actually backed by evidence⁉️

Or are conclusion being drawn from assumptions, satellite imagery, and anonymous sources ❓

A closer look reveals major gaps 👇https://t.co/9f2vINmYT4