Could Ethiopia’s war in Tigray spark conflict with Sudan?
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Publicado 2022-05-19
00:00 - The border dispute: Sudan and Ethiopia
00:58 - The history of the dispute
02:33 - How does Abiy Ahmed worsen tensions
03:55 - Trouble in Tigray
04:38 - The return of civil war in Ethiopia
05:07 - Sudan reclaims al-Fashaga
06:27 - The dispute over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance dam
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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“The problem began with the British” a fact most of the world can claim.
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This is the type of content that economist should focus on. Different from what everyone covers to differentiate from the same news.
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I am Ethiopian so I know what’s going on. I thought journalism is dead, I think you guys did great. Telling the truth at least in this instance, that’s how it was supposed to be.
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As a person from that region, well done the economist and the producers . In this short reporting people can understand the Ethiopian conflict, Sudan ethiopia border and the nile dame dispute in less than 9min reporting.
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🇪🇹❤️🇸🇩 no war please, peace brother
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"You represent a new generation of African leaders" and then starts a civil war. Best Nobel Peace prize eva!!!
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Its soo great seeing that investigative journalism is not dead and you can actually tell the whole story. Thanks
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FINALLY SOMEONE TALKING ABOUT THIS. AND NOT ONLY ABOUT 🇺🇦
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As all border conflicts starts with the British
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Ethiopia doesn't need any foreign approval for the use of her resources to develop and benefit the country! RESPECT!
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Thank you for the balanced reporting.
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Thank you for reporting the truth
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very interesting and well done
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The biggest problem is coming from the Egyptian & Sudan’s military who wants to use the border issue to divert local political questions. Beside that people of Sudan & Ethiopia are capable of solving this problem.
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How can Ethiopia agree that Al Fashga is Sudanese and then come back and say the Sudanese army occupied it? It is the mission of the army to secure borders.
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Thank you for unbiased and clear report!
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Well done! This is balanced analysis! 🇪🇹 prevail
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Correction here! The so called 2008 agreement you are referring to is not between Ethiopia and Sudan but rather backdoor agreement between TPLF and Sudan. I would say Ethiopia has lots of cards to play here once it sorted out its internal conflicts.
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Very informative!
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We have to separate the military coup in Sudan from the Sudanese public. If the coup leans towards Egypt it doesn't mean the Sudanese public leans towards Egypt.
