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ONLF Alleges Ethiopia’s Breach of 2018 Peace Agreement, Considers New Strategies

The ONLF and Ethiopia: Unfulfilled Promises and Waning Trust Mogadishu (AX) — In a highly charged statement, the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) has made waves by accusing the Ethiopian government of reneging on the promises of the 2018 peace agreement. This has brought a potent mix of disappointment and frustration to a head. They allege that under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, there has been systematic suppression of Somali political participation. Could this friction spell the end of a fragile…

Somalia Calls In Kenyan Ambassador Over Suspected Breach of Airspace

MOGADISHU, Somalia — In a dramatic turn of events that feels like a reel from a geopolitical thriller, Somalia has summoned the Kenyan ambassador following claims of an audacious flight frolicking into restricted skies. This diplomatic dust-up kicked off on Saturday, with Somalia alleging that a Kenyan aircraft had made itself rather too comfortable above its sovereign clouds, all while ferrying Jubaland President Ahmed Madobe to the Kenyan capital, Nairobi. Picture this: sources who might sidle up to you in a crowded…

Somalia Dismisses High-Ranking Ethiopian Envoy Over Sovereignty Breach Concerns

Mogadishu (AX) — On Monday, Somalia gave the boot to a top Ethiopian envoy, accusing the diplomat of actions that clash with his official duties and breach Somalia's sovereignty. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs broke the news, spotlighting the incident's significance. Ali Mohamed Adan, who held the position of Counselor II at Ethiopia’s embassy in the Somali capital, faced the label of persona non grata. This term demands he exits Somali territory within 72 hours. The move raises the bar in the already bumpy relationship…

start of breach between the authorities of Addis Ababa and the state of Tigray

In Ethiopia, members of the federal parliament have begun announcing the modalities of the gap between the authorities in Addis Ababa and the regional state of Tigray in a state of de facto insurgency. The latter, for his part, no longer considers the government of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed "legitimate", given that his term expired on Monday. The Ethiopian federal government will no longer have any interaction with the exercise of the state of Tigray and its various bodies. From now on, he will only have to deal with the…

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