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"I'd Be Praying For My Dear Life": Internet Reacts To Travel Vlogger's Visit To World's Most Dangerous Church
To reach this church, you need to crawl, climb, hike and make sure your feet don't slip.
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Air Strike Kills At Least 7 In Ethiopia After 4-Month Ceasefire: Report
An air strike killed at least seven people in the capital of Ethiopia's northern Tigray region on Friday, medical officials there said, the first such attack after a four-month-old ceasefire collapsed this week.
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US Slaps Sanctions On Eritrea Military, Ruling Party For Interference In Ethiopia
The United States slapped sanctions on Eritrea's military and ruling party Friday, accusing them of contributing to the war in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region.
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Twitter Temporarily Suspends Trends in Ethiopia for Fear of Violence Escalation
Twitter temporarily disabled the Trends feature in Ethiopia to make sure that the platform cannot be used to instigate violence in the conflict-torn country.
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At Least 64 Killed, 180 Injured In Airstrike In Ethiopia's Tigray Region
At least 64 people were killed and 180 were injured in an air strike on a market in Ethiopia's war-torn northern Tigray region, a local health officer said Thursday, as the army denied targeting civilians.
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90% People In Ethiopia's Tigray Region Need Food Aid: UN
More than 90 percent of people in Ethiopia's troubled northern Tigray region need emergency food aid, the United Nations said Tuesday, as it appealed for $203 million to scale up its response.
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Ethiopia's Army Chief Shot Dead After Failed Coup Attempt
Ethiopia's chief of staff and at least three other senior officials have been killed during a coup attempt by an army general in the northern state of Amhara, state television said on Sunday.
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Nigeria May Have No Polio Cases Next Year, Says Bill Gates
Nigeria could cut the number of polio cases to zero next year and be declared free of the disease in 2018 even though a national eradication campaign has had to contend with an insurgency in the north, Bill Gates told Reuters.
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"I'd Be Praying For My Dear Life": Internet Reacts To Travel Vlogger's Visit To World's Most Dangerous Church
To reach this church, you need to crawl, climb, hike and make sure your feet don't slip.
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Air Strike Kills At Least 7 In Ethiopia After 4-Month Ceasefire: Report
An air strike killed at least seven people in the capital of Ethiopia's northern Tigray region on Friday, medical officials there said, the first such attack after a four-month-old ceasefire collapsed this week.
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US Slaps Sanctions On Eritrea Military, Ruling Party For Interference In Ethiopia
The United States slapped sanctions on Eritrea's military and ruling party Friday, accusing them of contributing to the war in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region.
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Twitter Temporarily Suspends Trends in Ethiopia for Fear of Violence Escalation
Twitter temporarily disabled the Trends feature in Ethiopia to make sure that the platform cannot be used to instigate violence in the conflict-torn country.
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At Least 64 Killed, 180 Injured In Airstrike In Ethiopia's Tigray Region
At least 64 people were killed and 180 were injured in an air strike on a market in Ethiopia's war-torn northern Tigray region, a local health officer said Thursday, as the army denied targeting civilians.
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90% People In Ethiopia's Tigray Region Need Food Aid: UN
More than 90 percent of people in Ethiopia's troubled northern Tigray region need emergency food aid, the United Nations said Tuesday, as it appealed for $203 million to scale up its response.
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Ethiopia's Army Chief Shot Dead After Failed Coup Attempt
Ethiopia's chief of staff and at least three other senior officials have been killed during a coup attempt by an army general in the northern state of Amhara, state television said on Sunday.
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Nigeria May Have No Polio Cases Next Year, Says Bill Gates
Nigeria could cut the number of polio cases to zero next year and be declared free of the disease in 2018 even though a national eradication campaign has had to contend with an insurgency in the north, Bill Gates told Reuters.
