Well, it is said that the Ethiopian troops will withdraw from Somalia since they drove what is called the Union of Islamic Forces out of power. It is said too that the American war crafts bombed some locations in Somalia suspected to be hidden places for members of al-Qaeda involved in the explosive attacks against the American Embassies in Eastern Africa. With all this said about the issue, the American administration is failed to represent any evidences about the presence of any of those groups in Somalia.
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Showing posts with label Ethiopia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ethiopia. Show all posts
Friday, January 26, 2007
Friday, January 05, 2007
Ethiopian Strong FIST in Somalia
Ethiopian government is now fisting Somalia up and down to support the Somali government. It is playing the principle role in ousting the UIC out of power.
The question is: did the Ethiopian government run its military campaign in Somalia to help the weak Somali interim government or to get close to the RED SEA?
There is another question in the other hand too, as we could ask at the same time: what the Somali-Ethiopian bargain has included as a reward for the Ethiopian government for restoring order and expelling the terrorists out of power?
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The question is: did the Ethiopian government run its military campaign in Somalia to help the weak Somali interim government or to get close to the RED SEA?
There is another question in the other hand too, as we could ask at the same time: what the Somali-Ethiopian bargain has included as a reward for the Ethiopian government for restoring order and expelling the terrorists out of power?
More at Somali News| Somali Troublemakers|
Sunday, June 25, 2006
Who's to Blame?!
US said Sheikh Aweys who headed previously al-Itihaad al-Islamiya militia in Somalia had links with al-Qaeda. See Hoa News Agency at http://hoa-news-agency.blogspot.com
There is a thread missed intentionally in such claims. This thread belongs to the American foreign policy during the Cold War.
Nowadays any critique to the American international policy towards the 3rd World will be claimed as to be against the American people, which is not true. No one will ever hate the people in any land.
That's simply because no one will be pleased of the killings of the American soldiers in Iraq for example. That's absolutely nonsense, as no one will be pleased of the killings of the Iraqi people.
Now, there's no question about who's to blame? - The official American policy twords the 3rd World? - Bush administration? - John Kennedy? - Ronald Reagan? - Joseph Stalin? - Mikhail Gorbachev? - Saddam Hussein? or some other leaders we don't know?
The most important question is that - is it the intention of the American Administration to "chess-king" the Red Sea area too, considering those wars in Somalia, Sudan, and between Ethiopia and Eritrea?
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There is a thread missed intentionally in such claims. This thread belongs to the American foreign policy during the Cold War.
Nowadays any critique to the American international policy towards the 3rd World will be claimed as to be against the American people, which is not true. No one will ever hate the people in any land.
That's simply because no one will be pleased of the killings of the American soldiers in Iraq for example. That's absolutely nonsense, as no one will be pleased of the killings of the Iraqi people.
Now, there's no question about who's to blame? - The official American policy twords the 3rd World? - Bush administration? - John Kennedy? - Ronald Reagan? - Joseph Stalin? - Mikhail Gorbachev? - Saddam Hussein? or some other leaders we don't know?
The most important question is that - is it the intention of the American Administration to "chess-king" the Red Sea area too, considering those wars in Somalia, Sudan, and between Ethiopia and Eritrea?
More at Sudanese Dictatorial Regimes| Eritrea| Ethiopia|
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Saturday, April 08, 2006
USA Calls for Political Resolution in Ethiopia!
The American Administration has committed to bring the Ethiopian Government and Opposition together, News sources said this week. IRIN reported from Addis Ababa on the 7th of April that the USA called the Government in Addis Ababa and the Opposition to stop the current tension between them.
Vicki Huddleston, the US charge d'Affairs to Ethiopia, said on Thursday the ruling party and the opposition should move forward to bring about lasting stability to the disrupted country after months of resettlement, violence and state imposed jurisdictions against opposition.
Huddleston called for “democratising the political process in Ethiopia” while praised the government's decision to accept the opposition Coalition for Unity and Democracy as a legal party.
She said "The Coalition for Unity and Democracy - the major opposition party, which won all the seats of the City Council - needs to take over the responsibility of administering the capital, Addis Ababa, and all voices need to be heard in the country's parliament,".
Huddleston urged the government in Addis Ababa to fuel the ongoing trial of 111 opposition party leaders, members and journalists. Those detainees are currently facing charges of attempted genocide and treason stemming from mass demonstrations against the May 2005 parliamentary elections. Security forces should refrain from taking unnecessary measures in handling protests, she said.
Vicki Huddleston, the US charge d'Affairs to Ethiopia, said on Thursday the ruling party and the opposition should move forward to bring about lasting stability to the disrupted country after months of resettlement, violence and state imposed jurisdictions against opposition.
Huddleston called for “democratising the political process in Ethiopia” while praised the government's decision to accept the opposition Coalition for Unity and Democracy as a legal party.
She said "The Coalition for Unity and Democracy - the major opposition party, which won all the seats of the City Council - needs to take over the responsibility of administering the capital, Addis Ababa, and all voices need to be heard in the country's parliament,".
Huddleston urged the government in Addis Ababa to fuel the ongoing trial of 111 opposition party leaders, members and journalists. Those detainees are currently facing charges of attempted genocide and treason stemming from mass demonstrations against the May 2005 parliamentary elections. Security forces should refrain from taking unnecessary measures in handling protests, she said.
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Wednesday, December 14, 2005
Ethiopian Opposition Protest Shapes Out!
Events are escalating and the political weather is tense again in Addis Ababa while 19 Ethiopian opposition leasers denied bail.
Those political leaders, who began a hunger strike a week ago, to protest their detaining, looked tired upon appearance to hear their bail.
They've been put into custody and were suspected of treason, a crime punished by execution in Ethiopia. There were three journalists and one trade unionist who also appeared in court.
The 23 detainees who protested the 15 May elections' results, and accused of causing eruptions in which 42 people were killed, are still in prison since the 1st of November.
There were two women, none of which had been charged before in a court.
More? See the following!
Those political leaders, who began a hunger strike a week ago, to protest their detaining, looked tired upon appearance to hear their bail.
They've been put into custody and were suspected of treason, a crime punished by execution in Ethiopia. There were three journalists and one trade unionist who also appeared in court.
The 23 detainees who protested the 15 May elections' results, and accused of causing eruptions in which 42 people were killed, are still in prison since the 1st of November.
There were two women, none of which had been charged before in a court.
More? See the following!
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Thursday, November 17, 2005
Crackdown on Democracy in Ethiopia!
Political situation is "tense but calm" after a total disturbance in Addis Ababa the capital city of Ethiopia, media sources indicate in this month reports.
Reports are saying the Ethiopian government is not up to its obligations towards democracy, while riots irrupted, students and other citizens killed, the government security conducted several arrests, and the Ethiopian Prime Minster attacked the EU in his speech.
PM Meles Zenawi condemned the International pressures to release the detainees and said his government will not bow to any pressure. He announced that only those who were not involved in the disturbances would be released, and the others will be treated according the law and order.
The United States and European Union urged the Ethiopian government to end its crackdown on opposition leaders, thousands of whom were arrested during bloody clashes between demonstrators and police in Addis Ababa. These clashes left at least 46 people dead.
The EU and US issued a 10 demands statement including a review of parliamentary rules that are restricting the democratic procedures in the Parliament, lifting restrictions on opposition leaders, freeing all political detainees, releasing the names of people in detention and reopening private media.
Reports are saying the Ethiopian government is not up to its obligations towards democracy, while riots irrupted, students and other citizens killed, the government security conducted several arrests, and the Ethiopian Prime Minster attacked the EU in his speech.
PM Meles Zenawi condemned the International pressures to release the detainees and said his government will not bow to any pressure. He announced that only those who were not involved in the disturbances would be released, and the others will be treated according the law and order.
The United States and European Union urged the Ethiopian government to end its crackdown on opposition leaders, thousands of whom were arrested during bloody clashes between demonstrators and police in Addis Ababa. These clashes left at least 46 people dead.
The EU and US issued a 10 demands statement including a review of parliamentary rules that are restricting the democratic procedures in the Parliament, lifting restrictions on opposition leaders, freeing all political detainees, releasing the names of people in detention and reopening private media.
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