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Ethiopia: Finally, Peace in the Horn of Africa?
Atlantic Council, 12 July 2018
The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea on July 9 signed a declaration ending the state of war between the two countries. Read more »
Ethiopia and Eritrea have officially declared an end to a two-decades-old war, a day after their leaders held a historic summit in the Eritrean capital.
Eritrea and Ethiopia have signed a Joint Declaration of Peace and Friendship today. The Agreement, which specifies five pillars, was signed this morning at State House by President Isaias Afwerki and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed
Ethiopia's newly elected reformist prime minister Abiy Ahmed and neighbouring Eritrea's longtime president Isaias Afwerki have met in Eritrea's capital Asmara - an event that ... Read more »
U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia Mike Raynor sat down with Addis Standard to discuss leadership, reforms and the relationship between the two countries. Read more »
The leaders of the two countries have agreed to meet for the first time in nearly 20 years, a sign of a diplomatic thaw between the neighbours. Read more »
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