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Meles Zenawi on Eritrean Website (1hr 46min Audio in Tigrinya; summary report in the future)

Paper on Ethiopia-Sudan boundary (Wondwossen Teshome, Ph.D.)

Ethnic federalism and its discontents (ICG)

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Ethiopia convicts 27 over coup conspiracy (Barry Malone, Reuters)

US concerned at restrictions on Ethiopia opposition

• Food aid as a political weapon AFP

November 20, 2009

ADDIS ABABA (AFP)  A senior United States official voiced concerns on Friday about the restrictions on opposition parties and human rights abuses in Ethiopia ahead of elections next year. Full Text

November 20, 2009

• Moving food from remote ports into landlocked Ethiopia (Reuters)

• Ethiopia's exotic monkeys (Abigail Tucker, Smithsonian)

• U.N. to sanction Eritrea over Somalia (Reuters)

SEATTLE - Birtukan Dinner Party

November 19, 2009

• U.S. citizen survives political prison in Ethiopia (Doug McGill)

• Ethiopian election a campaign of intimidation (Mail & Globe)

• Egypt vs Algeria World Cup violence comes from political frustrations (New America Media)

• Who would win election 2010: Politics or the people? (Genet Mersha)

November 17, 2009

• Ethiopia: A Post-Cold War African State (Author: Ted Vestal; Review: Zaude Hailemariam)

• Ethiopia denies rebels have captured seven towns (Barry Malone)

• Sarah Palin pushes book, and perhaps political comeback (AFP)

• African immigrants drift toward Latin America (Reuters)

• Witness for the future (Alemayehu G. Mariam)

• Dibaba shatters world record (IAAF)

Even from jail, Birtukan mobilizes Ethiopians

(Seattle for Birtukan Dinner Party Pictorial)

November 15, 2009

• Activist: Rights, liberties waning in Ethiopia (AP)

• Emperor Menelik's gold watch goes on auction in Geneva (AP)

• Blood coffee - coming to a caf near you (Alem Mamo)

• Ogaden rebels capture 7 towns (AFP)

• Korean War hero speaks at book signing (Organizers)

• Apology for 500,000 forgotten Australians (ABC News)

November 13, 2009

• US at Fault for Africa's Econ Woes: Zenawi (VOA)

• Out of Ethiopia: how film-makers deal with the weight of memory (Guardian)

• Is the 'code of conduct' binding?(pdf) (Andinet Semere)

• Feds move to seize 4 mosques, tower linked to Iran (AP)

Medrek opposition spokesperson Gebru Asrat on Andenet Radio (A must-listen interview in Amharic)

November 12, 2009

• Is Africa selling out its farmers? (Barry Malone, Reuters)

• Meles to represent Africa at Climate Summit (Jason McLure)

• Ethiopia sells land the size of Belgium (Bloomberg)

November 11, 2009

• Eritrea: Africa's hermit nation (McClatchy)

• Ethiopian worker's death in Lebanon alarms rights groups (LA Times)

• The smile and the slap (Ayenew Haileselassie)

November 10, 2009

• Western diplomatic indifference in Ethiopia (Alemayehu G. Mariam)

• Jagama Kello and African patriots in WWII (Martin Plaut, BBC)

• Straightening out coffee facts for the record (Wondwossen Mezlekia)

• House passes health care bill (AP)

• Land of silence and starvation (Globe and Mail)

November 8, 2009

• We are alone (Lemma Nathan)

• Ethiopian, Eritrean refugees seized off Yemen (UPI)

• UN attempts to slow the new scramble for Africa (Daniel Howden)

November 6, 2009

• The face of coffee (Tom Ryan)

• Book review: "Abateh Yachin Se'at" (Teodros Kiros)

• The polarized images of Meles Zenawi (Robele Ababya)

• Another opportunity to change the course of history (Mankelklot Haile-Selassie, Ph.D.)

• Straightening out coffee facts for the record (Wondwossen Mezlekia)

November 5, 2009

• Somalia's Sufi forces to counter Al Shabab (AFP)

• A race the N.Y. marathon winner can't seem to win (Miami Herald)

• African governments must respect International Criminal Court: Amnesty (News Release)

• Ethiopia to develop biofuels to cut oil imports (Reuters)

• Genetic tests for UK asylum seekers draw criticism (AP)

November 4, 2009

• Ethiopians on hunger strike in London (Wondimu Mekonnen)

• Cyber conversation with the ECX boss (Genet Mersha)

• Ethiopian opposition impotent as elections loom (Barry Malone, Reuters)

• Rival Somali groups fight over British couple (AP)

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