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Divided By Identity, United By Demands - Fault Lines Behind Ethiopia's National Dialogue

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- On 15 July 2026, Ethiopia's long-awaited National Dialogue Conference officially commenced in Addis Abeba. The dialogue process, built around eight major thematic pillars, was concluded last week after four years marked by significant challenges and fluctuations.

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