Ethiopia's Abiy Seeks to Calm Tensions Over Red Sea Access

(Bloomberg) -- Ethiopia won’t use force to attain direct access to a Red Sea port, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said, toning down previous remarks directed at the landlocked Horn of Africa nation’s neighbors. Most Read from BloombergHouse Speaker Mike Johnson’s First Big Bill Cuts Biden’s Climate Change FundingIsrael Latest: US Strikes Two Iran-Linked Facilities in SyriaChina, US Release Dueling Videos With Accusations of ProvocationUS Military Attacks Two Syrian Facilities It Says Linked to Iran“R

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