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The Sudan connection: Could fighting centered on Tigray draw Ethiopia into a proxy war? (opens the original)
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Over the past week, three militias from a new alliance, led by the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), have been fighting the Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) in northern Ethiopia. The heterogeneous alliance that calls itself the "Ethiopian Peoples' Forces Alliance for Survival" brings together seven armed domestic groups that oppose Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's federal government. However, the ENDF has painted a picture of an alliance that extends far beyond Ethiopia's borders: its c
Ethiopia: No regard for civilians as fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray region continues (opens the original)
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As fighting keeps spreading across northern Ethiopia, civilians find themselves caught in the crossfire between opposing forces. Little information is emerging from the affected area as the internet and other communication services remain largely disrupted. However, DW managed to speak to eyewitnesses whose accounts point to a growing toll on civilians. A 22-year-old woman from the small town of Selenwuha told DW that her relatives were sheltering at home when heavy weaponry shelling struck thei
European cities seek ways of boosting affordable housing (opens the original)
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In the European Union's most populous city, pressure on the housing market is so great that many of its residents are willing to undertake a historic experiment: Five years ago, Berliners voted in a referendum to instruct the Senate of the German capital to draft a law that would put an end to the power of large real estate companies. Those that owned more than 3,000 units should be expropriated, they said. The Senate did not act on the results of the referendum, which was non-binding. Meanwhile
Backlash over data centers tests Europe's AI ambitions (opens the original)
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Like coal-fired power plants and wind turbines, few people actually want a data center in their backyard. But they do want to use their services. As a global debate rages about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, there are also many local discussions about where exactly the data centers needed to train and run AI should be built. This is currently a major issue in Europe, where many governments and companies have decided that they would prefer to store data in Europe rather than in
Who is skipping the UN General Assembly — and why (opens the original)
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Few world leaders would miss a stage like the United Nations General Assembly. Donald Trump, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Emmanuel Macron are among those in New York for the 81st session of the UN General Assembly — or UNGA81 for short — where the speeches from the green marble lectern make headlines around the globe. That makes the no-shows all the more surprising. Here is a look at some of the leaders staying away — and why. The German chancellor, in his second year in office, would like to be muc
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