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📍An Eritrean state editorial declared that Asmara will neither negotiate nor compromise on its sovereignty under preconditions or military threats, while reaffirming readiness for peace. It accused Ethiopia’s Prosperity Party of violating international law in its pursuit of Red Sea access and asserted Eritrea’s right to self-defence.
đź“Ť46 Amhara civilians were brutally killed yesterday in Kiremu District, East Wollega. The killings come amid ongoing ethnic violence in Wollega, where the number of displaced civilians is estimated to have reached nearly 480,000.
đź“ŤDisplaced Students Return to Adigrat University
Students displaced by regional unrest have begun returning to Adigrat University after temporarily studying elsewhere. The student union president said more are expected in the next two days after management extended registration deadlines.
đź“ŤEgypt, Somalia and Djibouti reaffirmed that Red Sea security and governance are the exclusive responsibility of littoral states. During talks in Tripoli, their foreign ministers also pledged stronger economic cooperation, port development and regional stability.
đź“ŤEthiopia's Archbishop Abune Nathanael expressed deep concern over the continued killings of Orthodox Christians. He said church leaders met senior Oromia officials more than five times but received only empty promises.
đź“ŤEritrea announced the death of Abune Lucas, a senior member of the Holy Synod of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church. He passed away at 94 following an illness.
đź“Ť46 Amhara civilians were brutally killed yesterday in Kiremu District, East Wollega. The killings come amid ongoing ethnic violence in Wollega, where the number of displaced civilians is estimated to have reached nearly 480,000.
đź“ŤDisplaced Students Return to Adigrat University
Students displaced by regional unrest have begun returning to Adigrat University after temporarily studying elsewhere. The student union president said more are expected in the next two days after management extended registration deadlines.
đź“ŤEgypt, Somalia and Djibouti reaffirmed that Red Sea security and governance are the exclusive responsibility of littoral states. During talks in Tripoli, their foreign ministers also pledged stronger economic cooperation, port development and regional stability.
đź“ŤEthiopia's Archbishop Abune Nathanael expressed deep concern over the continued killings of Orthodox Christians. He said church leaders met senior Oromia officials more than five times but received only empty promises.
đź“ŤEritrea announced the death of Abune Lucas, a senior member of the Holy Synod of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church. He passed away at 94 following an illness.
