So if as Egypt and Eritrea say only littoral states have anything to say about Red Sea, then logically only nations which put water into the Nile, can determine its use.
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@Eng_china5 Please correct your news this all corridor development 100% built by #Ehiopians no one Chinese company has been participated in this project in other way you mean that we Ethiopian or all African people can't do anything wihout chinese or Foreign company? correct the news
Ethiopian Airlines Group has officially commenced the construction of Bishoftu International Airport. The construction begun today, January 10, 2026, following an official groundbreaking ceremony. The historic event was graced by His Excellency Dr. Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, ministers, high level government officials, industry leaders, stakeholders, and Ethiopian Airlines executives. #EthiopianAirlines #BishoftuInternationalAirport
This is my beautiful and peaceful city, Addis Ababa. Thanks to Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church for organizing such a magnificent and spiritual event. #AddisAbaba#EthiopianChristmas#MelkamGanna
መልካም ገና - Melkam Gena! to those celebrating Christmas this 29th of Tahsas (7th January) and may it be a season of peace, joy and good health for you and your loved ones. May the Spirit of Christmas also reflect on Ethiopia as that nation seeks to overcome its challenges.
Landed in Addis Ababa a short while ago. Honoured by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali’s gesture of welcoming me at the airport. Ethiopia is a nation with great history and vibrant culture. India and Ethiopia share deep civilisational ties. I look forward to engaging with the Ethiopian leadership to further strengthen our partnership in diverse areas.
@AbiyAhmedAli
The overall city corridors approach is giving us great hope for the future. We began with four corridors in the first phase, followed by eight in the second. Today, we reviewed the completed Addis International Convention Center–Goro–VIP Airport corridor, a 12.74 km stretch that includes over 29 km of pedestrian walkways and 15.27 km of dedicated bike lanes.
This corridor features expanded road lanes, a new alternative road from Goro to Bole Airport, and extensive riverside development along the route. It also integrates seven sports centers, car parks, taxi and bus terminals, cafés, restaurants, public toilets, and much more. These developments have created jobs, enhanced accessibility, and strengthened the city’s infrastructure.
In every sphere, Ethiopia continues to expand. Our journey toward prosperity will not face hurdles or come to a halt. This achievement reflects a different vision and a renewed work culture that has made it all possible. While half of the city has been addressed so far, there are still areas we are committed to transforming.
BREAKING 🇪🇹 #Ethiopia's Ruling #ProsperityParty issued strong statements on Friday asserting its position in the quest for access to the #Redsea .It says Ethiopia's natural and historical right to Sea Access Now a Global Agenda .https://t.co/ALYLfegP9h
The so-called "alliance" between the Eritrean regime and elements within the TPLF leadership—as well as factions within the Tigray Defense Forces—has never had any tangible objective beyond granting the Eritrean dictator peace of mind by turning Tigray into the principal battlefield.
The much-hyped relationship that the reactionary group in Tigray has invested immense time and energy into is contingent upon several preconditions laid down by their senior partners in Eritrea: no moves whatsoever toward reclaiming Western Tigray (so as not to provoke Fano); no discussion of Tigray's potential statehood; full acceptance of the Algiers Agreement; and the provision of military-age recruits to be trained by the Eritrean regime. "Comrade" Isaias has made it abundantly clear to diplomats that he has no interest in making any sacrifice for "the leaders of Woyane," underscoring his contempt for his junior partners in this futile client-patron arrangement. In truth, I believe Isaias—seasoned in the art of power preservation—has made the rational choice. He knows precisely where his interests lie.
At this moment, the reactionary clique finds itself mired in a grave crisis of its own making. In a paradoxical bid to escape that crisis, it now seeks to create another—by launching military operations in the Southern and Southeastern Zones in an attempt to seize power by force. At a time when the rainy season is in full swing—and when every ounce of energy should be directed toward the pursuit of peace—the clique has instead opted for war against our people as its supposed solution. Tragically, this is the only strategy it appears capable of.
The foreseeable and forewarned outcome of this unholy alliance—between the Eritrean regime and the reactionary faction within the TPLF, aided by enablers within the Tigray Armed Forces—is the renewed declaration of war on our people. This destructive path must be rejected by every Tigrayan.
Responsibility for the consequences lies squarely with the reactionary clique, senior military leaders, and above all, the President of the Interim Administration.
Egypt is talking to everybody (this time Sudan) about its rights to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam - except the one nation which matters - Ethiopia! Why not try reality, flexibility, and respect, and actually deal with the country which controls it?
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@hawelti@tykahsay Is that true? That's what you think. If you took it by force, we can take it back by force, but it's better to do it peacefully. The conspiracy you made with the TPLF is an open secret.