Biden’s brewing problem in Ethiopia
A brutal regional conflict that broke out last November shows no signs of winding down.
A brutal regional conflict that broke out last November shows no signs of winding down.
For decades, our Africa policy has taken a blunt approach, quickly designating the good guys and the bad and painting each with a broad brush that demands unquestioning loyalty or enmity.
Egypt and Ethiopia, along with their friends and allies, must avoid maximalism and find a compromise on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
To buy time for Egypt and Ethiopia to reach a comprehensive settlement on the Blue Nile dam issue, the parties should agree on a two year interim fix.
The number of extremist groups in North Africa have only grown as the U.S. military presence there has expanded.