Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — Ethiopia Monday disclosed
the failure of peace negotiations in Algiers, a follow-up to the
cessation of hostilities agreement it reached with neighbouring
Eritrea for a comprehensive settlement of their border conflict
that lasted more than two years.
The indirect negotiations in Algiers between Ethiopia
foreign minister Seyoum Mesfin and his Eritrean counterpart, Ali
Seid Abdella, which started 23 October, was said to have abruptly
ended over the weekend.
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