By Josh Rogin Not waving at you, Yemen. Tonight, I attempt to translate for you the foreign policy related portions of President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address: Obama: I believe in a smarter kind of American leadership. We lead best when we combine military power with strong diplomacy; when we leverage our power
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By Muse Abebe After virtual disappearance since the end of the ‘historic election’ of 2010 in which TPLF won 99.6 % of parliamentary seats, the National Election Board has once again resurfaced in the last few weeks in a bid to carry out the dirty job assigned to it by the TPLF for the upcoming
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By Derek Fanning The Simien Mountains in Northern Ethiopia are vast and beautiful, and, like all mountains, they can be extremely challenging. Few would undertake to scale them without proper weatherproof clothing and sturdy boots. But some people are made of sterner stuff as I discovered when climbing the slopes of a mountain called Bwahit,
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By Derek Fanning The Simien Mountains in Northern Ethiopia are vast and beautiful, and, like all mountains, they can be extremely challenging. Few would undertake to scale them without proper weatherproof clothing and sturdy boots. But some people are made of sterner stuff as I discovered when climbing the slopes of a mountain called Bwahit,
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Mumbai Mirror By Vivek Ajinkya Mumbai’s streets have served as a hallowed battleground for Kenyan and Ethiopian marathoners over the years. Ever since its inception in 2004, the Mumbai Marathon has somehow always turned into an African slugfest. The Kenyans, had, for long, dominated the feature men’s race, while Ethiopia’s longdistance women’s runners had held
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Mumbai Mirror By Vivek Ajinkya Mumbai’s streets have served as a hallowed battleground for Kenyan and Ethiopian marathoners over the years. Ever since its inception in 2004, the Mumbai Marathon has somehow always turned into an African slugfest. The Kenyans, had, for long, dominated the feature men’s race, while Ethiopia’s longdistance women’s runners had held
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By Yilma Bekele I am thinking you must have read my last report on Ethiopian helicopters that made an unauthorized trip to Eritrea. I felt I left the story hanging out there and it is not just fair to my readers not having a closure on the subject. Some might say why dwell on that
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By Yilma Bekele I am thinking you must have read my last report on Ethiopian helicopters that made an unauthorized trip to Eritrea. I felt I left the story hanging out there and it is not just fair to my readers not having a closure on the subject. Some might say why dwell on that
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By Dale Robertson Eric Christian Smith/For the Chronicle Marathoners go past the starting line during the beginning of the Houston Marathon, Sunday, January 18, 2015 in Houston. Yebrgual Arage’s personal-best time a year ago in the Chevron Houston Marathon gained her a second-place finish. This time, another personal best won her the race and later
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