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UNMEE says Ethiopia/Eritrea border in tense situation
AngolaPress - Nov 15 3:02 AM
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 11/15 - .
Ethiopian troops had moved from 40 km to within 20 km from the TSZ, while
on the Eritrean side militias were moving in adjacent areas, reportedly
harvesting cereals.."
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Ethiopian police says Eritrea fuelling street violence,
Monday 14 November 2005 20:16., (AFP/ST) |
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Hagaz
water project commences rendering services
shabait.com
Nov 13, 2005, 18:41
A
30 million Nakfa water project that was under construction in Hagaz
sub-zone, destined to provide... |
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In African showcase, democracy fails a test
International Herald Tribune
Mon, 14 Nov 2005
7:10 AM PST
Ethiopia's capital has joined Africa's more ignominious places, becoming the
latest continental crisis point to attract the attention of the African
Union, which has its headquarters here |
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Ethio-Eritrea Border in Potentially Volatile Condition - UNMEE
AllAfrica.com
Mon, 14 Nov 2005
9:36 AM PST
The military situation in the Temporary Security Zone (TSZ) of the Ethio-Eritrea
border and the adjacent areas are in state of tense and potentially volatile
condition, the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) said.
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Eritrea denies massing troops along border
Mail and Guardian
Mon, 14 Nov 2005
8:28 AM PST
Eritrea on Monday denied reports by the United Nations that it has been
moving troops near its tense border with Ethiopia, a move that has increased
tension between the Horn of Africa foes. |
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289 Ethiopians
repatriated from neighboring Eritrea: Red Cross
xinhuanet.com - Nov 13 2005 14:51:43 GMT |
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ANALYSIS-Once favoured E. African leaders' lustre
fades
AfricaDaily 11:08:00 AM CET
By Andrew
Cawthorne NAIROBI, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Corpses in city streets. Heads cracked
and bloodied by rifle-butts. Stone-wielding rioters running from shots and
tear-gas on dusty fields. They were not the images supposed to be coming out
of three major east African nations whose leaders had been.... |
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Ethiopia town fears new conflict
BBC News -
UK, Sunday, 13 November 2005, 19:22 GMT
... They have been built during the course of this year to guard
against possible attack from Eritrea. They lie within a few hundred
...
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Ethiopia boosts border defences
BBC News
Sun, 13 Nov 2005 7:17 AM PST
Ethiopia is strengthening its military defences along the border with
Eritrea, amid fears of a new conflict. |
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 Former
Top American Official Criticizes Ethiopian Government
By Ashenafi Abedje
Washington, DC 10 November 2005
listen to the interview with Ambassador Herman Cohen
Herman Cohen -- former Assistant Secretary of State for Africa – told
voanews.com that he was disappointed by actions taken against the opposition
by Prime Minister Meles Zenawi's government -- actions that went far beyond
what were necessary. He said the "high-handed" measures demonstrated the
true nature of the government -- which he described as authoritarian and
totalitarian. |
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Eritrea slams Ethiopia for
protesters' deaths
Reuters AlertNet, UK -
3 hours ago
NAIROBI, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Eritrea has
condemned neighbouring Ethiopia for "bloody suppression and atrocities"
during a recent crackdown on unrest which left ...
Eritrea's Information Ministry condemns Ethiopia for atrocities
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Donors review
foreign aid to Ethiopia
www.sudantribune.com - Nov 11 2005 15:28:08 GMT |
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Japan's UN rep, raises concerns for Ethiopia-Eritrea
conflict
Monsters and Critics.com, UK -
5 hours ago
... ambassador to the United Nations, Friday
warned the UN Security Council that the disintegration of the conflict in
Ethiopia and Eritrea provoked serious ...
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Discontent Simmering Between Ethiopia and Eritrea
All American Patriots (press
release), Sweden - Nov 11, 2005
Washington DC -- The international community is
concerned that recent violence in Ethiopian cities and along the country’s
border with Eritrea may plunge the ...
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 09 November
2005
''Washington's
Long War and its Strategy in the Horn of Africa''
Nov 11, 2005, By Michael A Weinstein |
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UN patrols curtailed between Ethiopia, Eritrea
Reuters AlertNet, UK -Source:
Reuters By Tsegaye Tadesse
ADDIS ABABA, Nov 10 (Reuters) -
Restrictions on UN troops patrolling the potentially volatile border between
Ethiopia and Eritrea have increased with more
10 Nov 2005 15:29:01 GMT |
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UN Says
Ethiopia-Eritrea Border Remains Tense
voanews.com -
Nov 10 2005 09:42:10 GMT |
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US Releases 2005 International Religious Freedom Report
PeaceJournalism.com, Nepal -
Posted on: 11/10/2005
... The 2005 report re-designates Burma,
China, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Vietnam as
"Countries of Particular Concern" (CPC) for severe |
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ETHIOPIA: CUD leaders, editors to face treason charges
Reuters AlertNet, UK -10
Nov 2005 13:26:14 GMT Source: IRIN
... corrections.". Meles also played down
recent concern that war with Eritrea may flare up over their
unresolved border dispute. "While ... |
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Eritrea to begin nationwide child polio
vaccination campaign
AFP via Yahoo! News
Wed, 09 Nov 2005
3:42 AM PST
Eritrea will this week launch a nationwide polio vaccination campaign to
immunize children under five as part of an Africa-wide operation aimed at
halting the spread of the virus, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said. |
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Ethiopia: likelihood of border war "not increased"
ReliefWeb (press
release), Switzerland - 09 Nov 2005 12:32:33
GMT
... Ethiopia's Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said on
Wednesday his country was unlikely to stage a repeat of its two-year border
war with Eritrea, despite what he ...
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Eritrea
blames Annan for failed peace,
afrol News, Norway -
afrol News, 7 November - As tension again builds up on the
Eritrean-Ethiopian border, the government of Eritrea blames UN
Secretary-General Kofi Annan for ...
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Amid Eritrean-Ethiopian Tension, UN Security Council Envoy
...
AllAfrica.com, Africa -
3 hours ago
Visiting Ethiopia and Eritrea amid concerns
that deteriorating relations could lead to fresh fighting between the two
countries, which fought a bitter border ... |
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Intl. Intelligence
UPI Tue, 08
Nov 2005 8:16 AM PST
UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- The U.N. Security Council envoy to
Eritrea-Ethiopia says resolution of the neighboring nations' border dispute
calls for delicacy, skills and good judgment. |
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Eritreans Tadesse
and
Tesfayohannes Mesfen
kick-off season successfully in Quintanar
Mon 7 Nov 2005 (Full
Size Photo)  Eritrea’s Zersenay Tadesse on his way to
victory in Quintanar de la Orden, Spain
Alberto García leads from
Tesfayohannes Mesfen (2) and Zersenay Tadesse.
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First east Sudan peace talks in
December-politician
ReliefWeb (press
release), Switzerland - Source: Reuters
Foundation Date: 08 Nov 2005
... "We're still waiting to hear from the
mediators as to where, but the mediation will be a collaboration between
Libya and Eritrea," she added |
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One Eye On the Enemy to the North
AllAfrica.com - Africa
... Eritrea was created by the Italians who established their
first colony in Africa towards the end of the 19th century, solely on the
basis of their military ...
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Eritrea Flight Limits Unacceptable - UNSC
AllAfrica.com
Mon, 07 Nov 2005
7:21 AM PST
The 15-member U.N. Security Council on Thursday expressed concern about
troop movements by Eritrea and Ethiopia and again said that Eritrea's ban on
U.N. helicopter flights was unacceptable, Reuters reported. |
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Eritrea-Ethiopia: UN envoy to meet peacekeepers and officials
reliefWeb Monday, November 7, 2005 12:08:00 PM CET
[This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the
United Nations] ADDIS ABABA, 7 November (IRIN) - The United Nations Security
Council envoy, Ambassador Kenzo Oshima, arrived in Addis Ababa on Sunday as
tensions between Ethiopia and neighbouring Eritrea over an unresolved border
dispute continued to be reported.... |
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Why Ethiopia Zenawi may ignite war against Eritrea?
Sudan Tribune, Sudan - Monday 7
November 2005 01:03.
... domestic use of force will divide the military
along ethnic lines, then he might try to protect his power by pursuing a
diversionary aggression against Eritrea ... |
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West urges Ethiopia talks, govt says stop meddling 
AlertNet - Nov 06 7:49 AMADDIS
ABABA, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Major Western donors issued a fresh appeal on
Sunday to impoverished Ethiopia's government and opposition to end
the worst political unrest in months.
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Mengistu may have last laugh in Eritrea and Ethiopia row
Daily Nation (subscription), Kenya -
3 hours ago
It’sa land now split into Ethiopia and Eritrea.
... Key actors are President Isayas Afewerki of Eritrea and
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi. ... |
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AU expresses concern over Eritrea-Ethiopia border tension
Sudan Tribune, Sudan - 7
hours ago
... The Chairperson reiterates the AU’s full support
to the United Nations Mission in
Ethiopia-Eritrea (UNMEE), and commends it for its contribution to
the ...
Troops
movements on Ethiopia/Eritrea border worry AU
AngolaPress
Ethiopia-Eritrea
tensions: mutual scapegoating?
World War 4 Report
AU expresses concern over fresh tension between Ethiopia,
Eritrea
Xinhua
Reuters South Africa -
Reuters AlertNet -
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Statement By the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs shabait.com,
Asmara, November 5 2005
At the time the TPLF regime is striving to put an end to the popular
protests and unrest spreading at present to all parts of Ethiopia... |
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UN envoy to visit Ethiopia and
Eritrea as tensions mount
3 November –
Secretary-General Kofi Annan and the United Nations Security
Council today strongly urged Eritrea and Ethiopia to refrain any threat or
use of force as a UN envoy prepared to visit the region, where tensions are
rising between the two formerly warring neighbours.FULL STORY>> |
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TPLF regime pursuing strategy of escalating tension along
Eritrean-Ethiopian border: Western diplomats
,
shabait.com, Asmara, 5 November 2005
Quoting western diplomats, the London-based newspaper, The Times, exposed PM
Meles Zenami’s strategy of escalating tension along the Eritrean-Ethiopian
border... |
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South
Sudan government delegation arrives here
, shabait.com, Asmara, 4 November 2005
A South Sudan government delegation headed by Dr. Jaston,
Minister of Cabinet Affairs, arrived in Asmara... |
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Eric
Reginald Lubbock, 4th Baron Avebury, Liberal Democrat member of the House
of Lords responds to Wagaye Berhanu, head of press section,
Ethiopian Embassy London SW7
Finding permanent solutions
to divisions in Africa
Thursday November 3, 2005
The Guardian
 "...Because
the security council has failed to enforce the decision of the boundary
commission, which both parties had agreed to accept, Eritrea has now imposed
restrictions on UN peacekeepers. The prime minister of Ethiopia, Meles Zenawi,
while accepting the decision in principle, says the boundary cannot be
demarcated mechanically by splitting villages. The demarcation directions
provide that the line may be varied only on the basis of an express request
agreed between and made by both parties. The security council should now insist
that demarcation be started and the secretary general should offer to facilitate
any such requests for minor adjustments as may be are necessary to prevent the
division of communities. >>>"
Eric Lubbock
House of Lords |
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At least three killed in Ethiopia clashes, pushing week's toll to 42
ADDIS ABABA, Nov 3 (AFP) -
At least three people were shot dead and around eight wounded in the
Ethiopian capital on Thursday when police opened fire amid civil unrest on
the third day of deadly street battles in the capital, hospital sources
said. |
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Seven shot dead trying to flee Ethiopia jail-agency Thu 3 Nov 2005 12:18
PM ET ADDIS ABABA, Nov 3 (Reuters) -
Seven prisoners were shot dead and 26 were wounded on Thursday while
trying to escape from a prison near the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, the
state-run Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) reported. |
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