Ethiopia: Right of secession as tool to protect territorial integrity
Ethiopia: Incorporating right of secession in the constitution as tool to protect territorial integrity A veteran’s viewpoint Incorporating secession rights into a constitution alters the incentives available to actors, potentially…
Ethiopia, 25 years later
The image most of us retain of Ethiopia is one of mass starvation and a glittery rock concert intended to ease the suffering. That famine and concert was 25 years…
Does Egypt Own The Nile? A Battle Over Precious Water
A dispute between Egypt and upstream African nations has brought to the fore a long-standing controversy over who has rights to the waters of the Nile. The outcome could have…
Toward creating an Ethiopian Israeli Peace Corps
By Howard Lenhoff , July 7, 2010 OXFORD, Miss. (JTA) – In Africa and Israel, several exciting programs are now operating that show that untapped resources in Israel’s Ethiopian Jewish community could be…
Spotlight on the Struggle of Birtukan Mideksa: Ethiopian Human Rights Activist in the Global Women’s Movement
Zainab Salbi, Huffington Post Today I would like to tell you the story of Birtukan Mideksa, an Ethiopian prisoner of conscience who is facing life imprisonment for speaking out against…
Ethiopia’s Embarrassing Elections
Stage-managed elections in the east African country deliver a fourth term for Meles Zenawi. WSJ Opinion: By Abebe Gellaw Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, one of America’s key allies in…
Philadelphia Inquirer Editorial – Bad Company
Philadelphia Inquirer Editorial | Thu, May. 27, 2010 The enemy of my enemy is my friend. That was the Cold War creed. No matter how despicable the regime, it was…
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