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Ethiopia's parliament has reelected Abiy Ahmed as prime minister, continuing his tenure amid ongoing internal conflicts and economic challenges. The move consolidates his political control but does not signal a policy shift. The development is significant for regional stability in the Horn of Africa.
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been reappointed, consolidating his political power. Concurrently, Abiy has reiterated demands for Red Sea access, a stance that has historically caused friction with coastal neighbors and is now amplified by federal forces' capture of Mekelle in the Tigray region. This development suggests a potential for increased regional instability.