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Ethiopia's Peace Deal Is Unravelling - What Went Wrong With the Tigray Agreement

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[The Conversation Africa] The Pretoria peace deal in Ethiopia was an agreement to cease hostilities. It wasn't a comprehensive political settlement. A political settlement is an enduring agreement among powerful groups that delivers some benefits to avert conflict.

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