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Dissident soldiers reportedly seize ministry and force state media to call for the release of political prisoners.
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In an exclusive interview, Hailemariam Desalegn tells Al Jazeera he is ready to speak to President Issaias Afeworki.
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Zenawi's regime will be remembered for holding Ethiopia together as one country even under the centripetal ethnic order.
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Thousands turn out to pay their respects as the body of late PM Meles Zenawi arrives in Addis Ababa.
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UN report says the east African country decreases its help for the al-Qaeda-allied group amid international pressure.
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Ethiopia stages fresh attacks inside Eritrea
Government official says attacks on alleged rebel bases took place in north of the country and were "successful".
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Eritrea calls Ethiopia raid 'deceitful ploy'
Red Sea state says attack on its soil is meant to divert attention from neighbour's "illegal occupation" of border area.
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