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Tag Archives: Eritrea Ethiopia
Eritrea: A reality that cannot be changed by “Splash Factors”
In his 1996 piece “ An Africa Perspective”, Yash Tandon wrote about forces, such as fundamentalism and the rise of China and the balance of economic power shifting from the Atlantic to the Pacific, that were challenging the West after … Continue reading
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Tagged Amnesty International, Eritrea Ethiopia, Eritrea Ethiopia Border Commission, Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission, Eritrean community, European Union, Human Rights, Human Rights Council, Human Rights Watch, Migrants, Mussie Zerai, Religious Freedom, UNHCR
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