Ethiopia and Eritrea break diplomatic ties over conflict
What the 4 sources said
“Eritrea severs diplomatic ties with Ethiopia in tit-for-tat move”
Ethiopia says it will shut its embassy in Asmara, declares 10 Eritrean diplomats persona non grata.
Read at Al Jazeera English“Ethiopia and Eritrea break diplomatic ties over conflict”
In tonight's edition, Ethiopia and Eritrea break diplomatic ties, accusing each other of stoking internal conflicts. Also, Nigeria rolls out a digital postcode system for every building. And I speak to one of the co-founders of the he Rural Women’s Assembly as it is recognised for its work challenging power systems.
Read at France 24 English“Eritrea cuts ties with Ethiopia as rebels claim drone attack on Addis Ababa”
Asmara severs diplomatic relations after Ethiopia expels Eritrean diplomats; renewed Tigray fighting spreads as Addis Ababa accuses Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt of backing rebel alliance, charges all three deny
Read at Ynetnews“Eritrea severs diplomatic ties with Ethiopia in row over Tigray”
Eritrea has severed diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Addis Ababa closed its embassy in Asmara
Read at Al Jazeera English“Ethiopia and Eritrea cut diplomatic ties as northern conflict escalates”
The diplomatic fallout comes as Ethiopian forces battle rebel fighters across its northern region.
Read at BBC News – World“Eritrea cuts ties with Ethiopia over embassy closure”
Ethiopia ordered the closure of its embassy in Eritrea and declared 10 Eritrean diplomats persona non grata on Thursday, prompting Asmara to sever all diplomatic ties with its neighbour after overnight blasts heard in Addis Ababa sparked fears about renewed conflict in northern Ethiopia spreading. France 24's Tom Canetti has more.
Read at France 24 English“Ethiopia, Eritrea break ties: Does the conflict risk becoming regional war?”
Analysts warn unrest is likely to spill into neighbouring states and could further destabilise war-torn Sudan.
Read at Al Jazeera EnglishWhat the reports add
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