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[ad_1] NOVEMBER 8, 2021 BY FREE PLANET PUBLISHING  MONEY, BLOOD, AND CONSCIENCE Your Excellency: I am a US citizen who has advised Ethiopia’s anti-TPLF opposition on an unpaid basis since 1991 and am probably the TPLF’s most outspoken foreign critic. My partisan perspective on the Tigray conflict is surely distinct from a career diplomat’s such as yours. […]

[ad_1] Victory for Ethiopia is Victory for Africa! Onwards to Victory! [ad_2]

[ad_1] Ethiopians and their government are capable of resolving conflicts with secessionist elements in the Northern Corridor ኢትዮጵያውያን እና መንግሥታቸው በሰሜናዊ ክፍል ያለውን የአሽባሪ እና የተገንጣይ አካላት ግጭቶችን መፍታት ይችላሉ። Subject: This is a plea to African leaders to understand the nuances of Ethiopia’s protracted conflict: We appreciate the efforts of all concerned leaders in […]

[ad_1] Ephrem Madebo (emadebo@gmail.com) Many Americans believe that their first president established non-interventionism as the national policy of their country in a farewell address that he wrote in 1796. Here is what George Washington said: “The great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations is, in extending our commercial relations, to have […]

[ad_1]   Prof PLO Lumumba on the Past, Present and Future of Pan Africanism. [ad_2]

[ad_1] NAIROBI, Nov 12 (Reuters) – Rebellious Tigrayan forces threatened on Friday to “hunt down” foreigners they said were supporting the Ethiopian government as mercenaries and technical experts in a year-long war. Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) spokesperson Getatchew Reda said the foreigners could be from Turkey, China, Israel or the United Arab Emirates, without […]

[ad_1] Aklog Birara (Dr) Part I of II For decades, I was a fan of the Washington Post. For decades, I subscribed to the noble idea that a free, independent, and impartial media is a pillar in democratic governance. When applied in an impartial, non-partisan, truthful and transparent manner, international media can serve the global […]

[ad_1] Ephrem Madebo (emadebo@gmail.com) In the last fifty years Ethiopia went through three regime changes. In 1974, when a popular revolution ended the era of monarchs, some royal family members were detained and the rest left the Ethiopian political scene and started a new life in Europe and America. In 1991, when the EPRDF marched […]

[ad_1] By Amlaku Eshetie It is hard to put one header or topic for my opticle. The current civil war in Ethiopia is a complex one. It is a never-ending feud between brothers. It is a proxy war of the western political powers. It is the war against the Ethiopians’ right of using the Blue […]