21
May
Sudan’s War and the Imperative of Ethiopia’s Re-engagement
A policy brief examining why Ethiopia can no longer afford strategic distance from Sudan’s civil war – exploring the regional power struggle, the Egypt-SAF-Eritrea alignment, the future of African-led mediation, and the case for renewed Ethiopian diplomatic leadership.
By Blen Mamo & Mahder Nesibu
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