The New Yorker · 7 Oct 2026
The Fighting in Ethiopia Is Part of a Far Bigger Conflict
The situation is grim on its own, given the complexity of Ethiopia, Africa’s second most populous nation and the home to dozens of different ethnic groups. But it’s made all the more fraught by the broader regional context. Shadowing the renewed fighting in Ethiopia is Sudan’s civil war next door. A
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