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Senior commanders in Ethiopian conflict kick off talks in Kenya-

Civilian death toll from the Ethiopia conflict is estimated to be 800,000 since November 2020.

Sides agree to stop fighting in northern Ethiopia

The principal question Ethiopians and their friends across the globe must pose is “IS TPLF trustworthy?”  says Aklog Birara

The chief mediator of the African Union-led peace talks, former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo, hailed the agreement as ‘the beginning of a new dawn for Ethiopia, for the Horn of Africa and indeed the whole of Africa’.

Ethiopia: Peace agreement between Government and Tigray ‘a critical first step’: Guterres - The Maravi Post

Statement by Minister of Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney on Ethiopia

The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced on April 19 that it is now accepting sealed bids from reactor owners and operators to receive initial credits under the Civil Nuclear Credit...

In January, 2003, Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC) was the first clearing organization licensed in Japan to conduct the CCP clearing under the Securities and Exchange Law (now called Financial Instrument Obligation　Assumption Service based on the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law) and started Clearing cash transactions on Japanese Stock Exchanges. The commencement of JSCC’s Clearing Business combined the clearing of cash transactions, which used to be handled by each exchang...

<p><span>On March 5, 2021, ICE Benchmark Administration (IBA) has announced that it intends to cease the publication of LIBOR based on the current methodology referencing rates provided by panel banks (panel-based LIBOR) immediately after end-2021 except for certain US dollar LIBOR settings. While LIBOR is mainly referenced in derivative contracts such as interest rate swaps, it is also quoted in a significant number of cash products including corporate loans and bonds. Additionally,...