Quelles pouvaient être les pensées du roi des rois, Hailé Sélassié, à la vue du barrage de la Grande Dixence en Suisse“, relate un article de la Radio Télévision de la…
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Coercion as a driver of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) Negotiations: International Law’s Chronic Failure
This article ventures to assess the deliberate use of all forms of coercion in the GERD negotiations. It also attempts a legality test on each modality of coercion in light…
Mediation on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: From hope to hopelessness?
By: Abebe Yirga Ayenalem and Bewuketu Dires Gardachew with contributions from the WeAspire Editorial Team In this article, we are not focusing on the way out from the deadlock. Instead,…
Part III: The Bigger Picture
This blog is one of three articles by Tamrat A. Gelu under the umbrella theme of Cooperation over the Blue Nile is the Way forward for Egypt. Part I focuses…
Part II:The Emergence of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)
This blog is one of three articles by Tamrat A. Gelu under the umbrella theme of Cooperation over the Blue Nile is the Way forward for Egypt. Part I…
Beyond the normalization of climate change, Ethiopia’s Green Legacy is a must have insurance for the GERD
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) reached a significant milestone when the first year of the first stage filling, that is expected to span two years, was completed in July…
GERD is my Heritage Dam A Huge Lake of Halal Water from Abay!
By: Samuel Tefera Alemu The Easter celebrations left bringing joy calling for Ramadan extending the season of prayers and giving alms. It was a show of faithful solidarity between Christian…
Ethiopia and the Nile
Ethiopia and the Nile
Egypt's Nile monopoly is over
The Nile River, the longest river in the world, stretches across eleven countries. The Blue Nile, its largest tributary, originates from the Ethiopian highlands and flows all the way to…