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Overshadowed by Other Conflicts, Ethiopia’s Crises Undermine Its Stable Reputation

Ethiopians chant antigovernment slogans during a march, Bishoftu, Ethiopia, Oct. 2, 2016 (AP photo).
Ethiopians chant antigovernment slogans during a march, Bishoftu, Ethiopia, Oct. 2, 2016 (AP photo).
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Long before a demonstration against South Sudan’s president forced Nikki Haley to evacuate a displaced persons camp in Juba on Wednesday, it was a safe bet that much of the coverage generated by her first trip to Africa as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. would concern the civil war in that country—with some possible competition from her stop in the Democratic Republic of Congo. President Donald Trump specifically mentioned both countries when he announced in September that he planned to send Haley to the continent. Haley has been openly critical of the South Sudanese and Congolese presidents for months, increasing […]

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