Why the Surging Conflict in Northern Ethiopia Could Spill Across Borders

Large-scale fighting has erupted in northern Ethiopia, sparking fears of a wider conflict that could spill across borders, just four years after the end of a war that killed an estimated 600,000 people in the same region, The Globe and Mail reports.

An alliance of seven armed groups has spearheaded the latest fighting in an already vulnerable region, according to the report.


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