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‘Stop Preparing For War In Outer Space’, China Urges US • Gov Otu’s Northern C ‘River Tour and the Promise of a New Dawn • Kwara begins monitoring of community revolving fund beneficiaries • Jigawa varsity postpones warning strike to October • US judge postpones new visa rules for foreign students, journalists • Obi: I paid all debts due before leaving office • Sokoto govt shuts mosque, orders probe into attack • Unity Fountain robbery: Police arrest 70 suspects in Maitama • APC Govs: We Won’t Support Any Political Arrangement Capable of Undermining Tinubu’s Re-election • Nine killed in Plateau bus attack as army chief visits state, orders troops to sustain pressure on criminals • Sokoto govt shuts mosque after cleric’s stabbing, orders probe • NAFDAC destroys N59m expired medicines in Rivers • From mobility to justice: Chisco donates luxury buses, supports inmate rehabilitation • Serie A: ‘He should be playing for Real Madrid’ – Gattuso hails Arsenal flop • US military says Iran war has led to munitions shortfall • Dalung: Tinubu win in 2027 will be Nigerians’ verdict • Dangote’s wealth surges 63% to $51.3bn after refinery IPO • I will end 2027 campaign if anyone proves I collected money in US – Peter Obi • SPI-LAW drags Nigerian govt to court over deteriorating Benin–Asaba Expressway • Sokoto govt shuts mosque after attack on cleric, sets up probe panel • ‘Stop Preparing For War In Outer Space’, China Urges US • Gov Otu’s Northern C ‘River Tour and the Promise of a New Dawn • Kwara begins monitoring of community revolving fund beneficiaries • Jigawa varsity postpones warning strike to October • US judge postpones new visa rules for foreign students, journalists • Obi: I paid all debts due before leaving office • Sokoto govt shuts mosque, orders probe into attack • Unity Fountain robbery: Police arrest 70 suspects in Maitama • APC Govs: We Won’t Support Any Political Arrangement Capable of Undermining Tinubu’s Re-election • Nine killed in Plateau bus attack as army chief visits state, orders troops to sustain pressure on criminals • Sokoto govt shuts mosque after cleric’s stabbing, orders probe • NAFDAC destroys N59m expired medicines in Rivers • From mobility to justice: Chisco donates luxury buses, supports inmate rehabilitation • Serie A: ‘He should be playing for Real Madrid’ – Gattuso hails Arsenal flop • US military says Iran war has led to munitions shortfall • Dalung: Tinubu win in 2027 will be Nigerians’ verdict • Dangote’s wealth surges 63% to $51.3bn after refinery IPO • I will end 2027 campaign if anyone proves I collected money in US – Peter Obi • SPI-LAW drags Nigerian govt to court over deteriorating Benin–Asaba Expressway • Sokoto govt shuts mosque after attack on cleric, sets up probe panel

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Projecting Rule of Law, Retaining Autocratic Roots - Democracy-Speak in Ethiopia's National Dialogue

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Ethiopians went to the polls in June 2026. Six weeks later, the National Dialogue Commission opened its national conference, the culminating stage of the state-led process formally established in 2021. It invited the public to engage with the rules of political coexistence just as another election had confirmed the incumbent's overwhelming dominance. Through both moments, discussions were framed in a familiar language of deepening and sustaining Ethiopia's democracy. Panels of national dialogue experts,

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