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This African Country Is Compared To North Korea. Know Why
Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993 following a 30-year war, marking the end of a long struggle.
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WHO Chief Says Eritrean Troops Killed His Uncle In Ethiopia's Tigray
The head of the World Health Organization said on Wednesday that Eritrean troops "murdered" his uncle in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
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US Slaps Sanctions On Eritrea Military, Ruling Party For Interference In Ethiopia
The United States slapped sanctions on Eritrea's military and ruling party Friday, accusing them of contributing to the war in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region.
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"Change Is Visible In Jammu And Kashmir": Eritrean Envoy
"Change is visible in Jammu and Kashmir," said one of the 24 foreign envoys who visited the Union territory, during an interaction with Lt Governor Manoj Sinha at the Raj Bhawan on Thursday.
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Nobel Prize-Winning Ethiopian PM Known For Unpredictable Working Style
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, winner of the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for ending 20 years of hostility with neighbouring Eritrea, can arouse strong reactions at home.
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Nobel Peace Prize? Many Names, Few Certainties
Donald Trump? Hardly. Reconciliation between the Koreas? Rather premature. Peace between Ethiopia and Eritrea? Probably missed the deadline. As the 2018 Nobel peace prize looms, it's easier to rule out names than guess who's going to win.
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First Commercial Flight In 20 Years Leaves Ethiopia For Eritrea
The first commercial flight to Eritrea in two decades departed Wednesday from Addis Ababa after the two nations ended their bitter conflict following a whirlwind peace process.
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Eritrea Won't Shorten National Service Despite Migration Fears
Eritrea is not prepared to stop forcing its youth into lengthy stretches of work as soldiers and civil servants, a conscription policy that is driving waves of refugees to make the perilous trip across the Sahara desert and Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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Eritrea 'Haemorrhaging' Youth Fleeing Atrocities: Amnesty International
Eritrea's claims it has ended indefinite national service are untrue and refugees arriving in Europe should not be deemed economic migrants, Amnesty International said Tuesday, warning of "persistent atrocities".
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France: Migrant Injured After Jumping on Eurotunnel Shuttle to Britain
A 17-year-old from Eritrea was seriously injured Friday after making an apparent bid to jump on a Eurotunnel shuttle from France to Britain, a firefighter said, adding that his life was not in danger.
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This African Country Is Compared To North Korea. Know Why
Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993 following a 30-year war, marking the end of a long struggle.
-
WHO Chief Says Eritrean Troops Killed His Uncle In Ethiopia's Tigray
The head of the World Health Organization said on Wednesday that Eritrean troops "murdered" his uncle in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
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US Slaps Sanctions On Eritrea Military, Ruling Party For Interference In Ethiopia
The United States slapped sanctions on Eritrea's military and ruling party Friday, accusing them of contributing to the war in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region.
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"Change Is Visible In Jammu And Kashmir": Eritrean Envoy
"Change is visible in Jammu and Kashmir," said one of the 24 foreign envoys who visited the Union territory, during an interaction with Lt Governor Manoj Sinha at the Raj Bhawan on Thursday.
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Nobel Prize-Winning Ethiopian PM Known For Unpredictable Working Style
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, winner of the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for ending 20 years of hostility with neighbouring Eritrea, can arouse strong reactions at home.
-
Nobel Peace Prize? Many Names, Few Certainties
Donald Trump? Hardly. Reconciliation between the Koreas? Rather premature. Peace between Ethiopia and Eritrea? Probably missed the deadline. As the 2018 Nobel peace prize looms, it's easier to rule out names than guess who's going to win.
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First Commercial Flight In 20 Years Leaves Ethiopia For Eritrea
The first commercial flight to Eritrea in two decades departed Wednesday from Addis Ababa after the two nations ended their bitter conflict following a whirlwind peace process.
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Eritrea Won't Shorten National Service Despite Migration Fears
Eritrea is not prepared to stop forcing its youth into lengthy stretches of work as soldiers and civil servants, a conscription policy that is driving waves of refugees to make the perilous trip across the Sahara desert and Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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Eritrea 'Haemorrhaging' Youth Fleeing Atrocities: Amnesty International
Eritrea's claims it has ended indefinite national service are untrue and refugees arriving in Europe should not be deemed economic migrants, Amnesty International said Tuesday, warning of "persistent atrocities".
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France: Migrant Injured After Jumping on Eurotunnel Shuttle to Britain
A 17-year-old from Eritrea was seriously injured Friday after making an apparent bid to jump on a Eurotunnel shuttle from France to Britain, a firefighter said, adding that his life was not in danger.
