Ethiopia’s “National Dialogue” Risks Repeating Somalia’s Tragedy
The ruling Prosperity Party (PP) is tearing up their own domestic constitutional order in appealing to a global financial syndicate that, when pushed, will always prioritize global maritime security and Mediterranean stability over the survival of a landlocked Ethiopian federation.
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Ethiopia’s “National Dialogue” Risks Repeating Somalia’s Tragedy
The ruling Prosperity Party (PP) is tearing up their own domestic constitutional order in appealing to a global financial syndicate that, when pushed, will always prioritize global maritime security and Mediterranean stability over the survival of a landlocked Ethiopian federation.
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The Oromo community of Kenya celebrates Irreecha 2025 at Uhuru Park in Nairobi on October 25, 2025. Photo: Social Media.
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