“I hope that people will finally come to realize that there is only one ‘race’ – the human race – and that we are all members of it.” – Margaret Atwood
@ethiopiainsider Ethiopia does not need a transitional government when there is already an elected government in place. A transition from what, and to what?
What a useless bunch
@Chakham_Analyst@AbdiwahabSheik7 This idiot is telling Egypt to take military action, while in fact Egypt is saying the Ethiopian people are our brothers. What a bizarre interview.
@martinplaut What draws people in isn’t necessarily support for Tewodros, but the chance to hear what he said about the government before deciding who to blame. Still, a click is a click, and Tewodros benefited from it.
Flying between African cities forces many travelers to transit outside the continent, through London, Paris or Dubai. But a $12.5 billion airport under construction in Ethiopia could help change that. https://t.co/JhvEkPkWGO
@AfricanHub_ We can’t rely on history, we have to face reality. Many agree Ethiopia deserves port access, but not how to get it. It won’t come from claims alone; only force or a negotiated deal with Eritrea would make it possible.
You have options—a solution within reach. You’re sitting on one of the largest aquifers in the region, along with the possibility of desalination. Ethiopia, on the other hand, doesn’t have those alternatives and must rely on the resources it has been blessed with.
You can continue to cry shamelessly.
Effective April 2, 2026, Ethiopia will be part of the visa bond pilot program. Visa applicants who are otherwise found eligible for a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa for travel to the United States will be required to post a bond of up to $15,000 before the visa can be issued. The bond will be returned to the traveler if he or she complies with all conditions of the visa and departs the United States before the period of admission expires.
This requirement does not apply to people holding a valid B1/B2 visa issued before April 2. Do NOT pay your bond in advance. Paying early does not guarantee you a visa, and third-party sites can be scams. Any payment made before your interview is NOT refundable.
REMINDER! Students traveling to the United States on F or M visas are not subject to the visa bond requirement. Bond payments are only required for qualified business/tourist (B1/B2) visa applicants.
Visit https://t.co/L7p050Tw2u for accurate information about U.S. visas.
Information regarding how the visa bond program works can be found on: https://t.co/Hjt2IeRujw
ከመጋቢት 24 ቀን 2018 ዓ.ም ጀምሮ ኢትዮጵያ የቪዛ ዋስትና (Visa Bond) የሙከራ መርሃ ግብር ውስጥ ትካተታለች። ወደ አሜሪካ ለመጓዝ ለንግድ ወይም ለቱሪስት (B1/B2) ቪዛ ብቁ ሆነው የተገኙ አመልካቾች ቪዛው ከመሰጠቱ በፊት እስከ 15,000 የአሜሪካ ዶላር የሚደርስ ዋስትና እንዲያስይዙ ይጠየቃሉ። ተጓዦች የቪዛውን ደንቦች በሙሉ አክብረው ከተገኙና የተፈቀደላቸው የቆይታ ጊዜ ሳያበቃ ከአሜሪካ ከተመለሱ ያስያዙት የዋስትና ገንዘብ ይመለስላቸዋል።
ይህ መስፈርት ከመጋቢት 24 ቀን በፊት የተሰጠ ሕጋዊ የንግድ ወይም የቱሪስት (B1/B2) ቪዛ ያላቸውን ሰዎች አይመለከትም። ዋስትናዎን አስቀድመው አይክፈሉ። አስቀድሞ መክፈል ቪዛ ለማግኘት ማረጋገጫ አይደለም፤ እንዲሁም ሶስተኛ ወገን ድረ-ገጾች አጭበርባሪዎች ሊሆኑ ይችላሉ። ከቃለ-መጠይቅ በፊት የሚፈጸም ማንኛውም ክፍያ ተመላሽ አይደረግም።
ማስታወሻ! በኤፍ ወይም ኤም (F or M) ቪዛ ወደ አሜሪካ የሚጓዙ ተማሪዎች ይህ የቪዛ ዋስትና መስፈርት አይመለከታቸውም። የዋስትና ክፍያው የሚጠየቀው ብቁ ለሆኑ የንግድ ወይም የቱሪስት (B1/B2) ቪዛ አመልካቾች ብቻ ነው።
ስለ አሜሪካ ቪዛ ትክክለኛ መረጃ ለማግኘት https://t.co/L7p050Tw2u ይጎብኙ።
ስለ ቪዛ ዋስትና መርሃ ግብሩ አሠራር ዝርዝር መረጃ በዚህ ድረ-ገጽ ይገኛል፦ https://t.co/Hjt2IeRujw
@Habtishgreat@danielkibret He is a man who operates comfortably under Abiy’s shadow. He tries to portray himself as more patriotic than those in the diaspora, but the truth is that without the power and privilege he has been granted, most likely, this ass wouldn’t even be in Ethiopia.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke yesterday with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali. The Secretary and Prime Minister discussed their shared commitment to regional stability, counterterrorism cooperation, economic prosperity, and building a foundation for long-term security in the Horn of Africa.
@StateDept
https://t.co/zEzJlU9zKB
Tony Blair on Iran:
Every single time you test an alliance you never test it when things are easy. You test it when it’s hard.
They were asking to use our bases to refuel. It’s not like it was in Vietnam, not like the Iraq campaign where we had thousands of British troops.
The American relationship matters. It matters particularly today. It’s not a question of whether it’s this president or that president.
If they are your ally and they are an indispensable cornerstone for your security, you had better show up.
Classified? Why would a meeting with the TPLF be such a big deal that it needs to be labeled “classified”? And if it truly was classified, did the government officially declassify the video before it was shared with the public? Where is the evidence or watermark indicating that it has been declassified? Or are you simply talking about something you clearly do not understand, assuming that everyone reading your post is ignorant like yourself?