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As fighting escalates in Tigray and neighbouring areas, there are fears that Ethiopia’s internal instability could spill over ...

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President Tshisekedi and the opposition both want national dialogue. But it remains to be seen whether they can agree on the nature of the DRC’s problems, let alone their solutions.

Denmark used its soft power to rally support and took the dispute out of the limelight – addressing underlying US interests ...

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