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Published on: 02/10/2026 - 16:59
Ethiopia is witnessing a very sensitive stage with escalating internal tensions and worsening disputes with a number of neighboring countries, in a scene that raises fears of expanding instability in the Horn of Africa region. Between armed rebellions, alliances opposing the government, and disputes with Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt over security and strategic files, questions are increasing about Addis Ababa’s ability to contain the crisis and prevent it from turning into a broader regional conflict. To discuss the dimensions of this file and the possibilities for its development, France 24 hosts African affairs researcher Khaled Shukrawi.
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