[Ethiopian Herald] The very survival of the peoples of Ethiopia and Eretria hinges on three major inseparable socio-political factors. As opposed to narrow nationalistic territorial syndrome, three critical factors are detrimental for the relations between the two countries.

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[Shabelle] A delegation led by the new Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Abiy Ahmed, has arrived in the Somali capital Mogadishu amid tight security.

[Dalsan Radio] Ethiopia has agreed on a joint investment in Somali ports in what could be seen as Premier Abiy Ahmed's move to legitimise logistical deals initially questioned by Mogadishu.

[Addis Standard] Comments on the "no-war, no-peace" status between Ethiopia and Eritrea can be viewed and/or assessed from three levels. At the diagnostic level, it is argued (rightly) that the border dispute that was presented as the official reason behind the outbreak of the war was simply a mask for other much deeper and complex problems. And at the prognostic level, it is equally argued (again rightly) that the so called "no war, no peace" stalemate is no longer sustainable and that normalization of relations should be

[Ethiopian Herald] Ever since Ethiopia started following free market economy the private sector has contributed immensely to the economic growth of the country.

[Ethiopian Herald] With official statement yet to come from the Asmara's side following Ethiopia's announcement to unconditionally implement the Algiers agreement, experts are advising to strike a balance between the border demarcation works and the fate of communities living along the borders to avoid inconveniences.

[Ethiopian Herald] Officials of IGAD and UN appreciated and expressed support for Ethiopia's recent decision to fully implement the Algiers Agreement and sustain peace with neighboring Eritrea.