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Tigray Crisis Tests Ethiopian Christians Along Tribal Line......
The jagged rock spires and steep mountains of the Tigray region in northern Ethiopia are home to some of the oldest churches in the world. Against that historic backdrop, forces loyal to the central government in Addis Ababa have pushed toward the regional capital, Mekele, fighting soldiers loyal to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF).
From rule to responsibility: the path forward for Ethiopia
A politics focused on rights or rules will be destructive without a sense of responsibility. The Ethiopian state has had a fragmented history. Whether you take a long view of the country’s existence or short—three millennia or 130 years— conflicting principles have governed this vast and varied land. Thus far, two key principles have provided the foundation for political life in this country: rule and rights.
Ethiopia Grants Autonomy to Evangelical Heartland
In a widely anticipated referendum held in Ethiopia’s Sidama zone last month, an overwhelming 98 percent of voters chose autonomous self-rule. Across the highland region famed for its flavorful coffee exports, voters lined up as early as 4 a.m. on November 20, smiling and waving their green identification cards. “For the last two months, the church was praying and fasting daily,” said Tessema Tadesse, pastor of a Kale Heywet church in Hawassa, the capital of Sidama.
Ethiopians Protest Church Burnings as Ethnic Tensions Rise
Last month, Abiy Ahmed won the Nobel Peace Prize for his “efforts to achieve peace and reconciliation” as prime minister of Ethiopia. Today, he announced that the unusual unrest and ethnic violence which also marked last month had killed nearly 90 of his citizens.
Is the World’s Next Missions Movement in Ethiopia?
After Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1935, Western missionaries fled or were forced to leave. Among them were the first two missionaries from Sudan Interior Mission (now SIM), who had planted a church in Sidama, a southern region known for growing coffee. They were attacked on the road and killed. After the Italian occupiers were expelled, SIM sent four more missionaries to Sidama; three were soon killed.
Active Measures
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Review: ‘Active Measures’ Looks at Links Between Trump and Russia
Image Vladimir V. Putin and President Trump in “Active Measures,” a documentary that outlines Russian efforts to manipulate world events. Aug. 30, 2018 Eager to make you uncomfortable, “Active Measures” piles on the ire as it outlines Russian efforts to manipulate world events, particularly the 2016 American presidential election. Directed by Jack Bryan, this documentary starts by summarizing Vladimir V. Putin’s career through the time of his election as Russia’s president.
Active Measures
In ACTIVE MEASURES, Bryan exposes a 30-year history of covert political warfare devised by Vladmir Putin to disrupt, influence, and ultimately control world events, democratic nations through cyber attacks, propaganda campaigns, and corruption. In the process, the filmmakers follow a trail of money, real estate, mob connections, and on the record confessions to expose an insidious plot that leads directly back to The White House.
Active Measures (2018)
Edit Cast Credited cast: Donald Trump ... Himself (archive footage) (as Donald J. Trump) Vladimir Putin ... Himself (archive footage) Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Jeremy Bash ... Himself Nina Burleigh ... Herself Alexandra Chalupa ... Herself Hillary Clinton ... Herself Heather Conley ... Herself John Dean ... Himself Richard Fontaine ... Himself Dan Fried ... Himself Steven Hall ... Himself Scott Horton ... Himself Toomas Hendrik Ilves ... Himself Michael Isikoff ... Himself Herb Lin ...
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