ERITREA – ETHIOPIA: Bone of Contention.

The article discusses the ongoing dispute between Eritrea and Ethiopia over disputed territories along their border, particularly the town of Badme. Eritrea claims that these territories belong to them under the Algiers Agreement, while Ethiopia initially denied Eritrean involvement in the conflict but later admitted that Eritrean forces had assisted them. Eritrean troops have refused to withdraw from these areas, leading to complaints of human rights abuses by the Tigray Interim Administration. The article also briefly mentions the deployment of Ethiopian troops to northern Somalia and tensions between Chad and the Central African Republic. Additionally, it discusses the establishment of an international court for human rights violations in Gambia and increased security measures in Guinea following a militant attack. Finally, it mentions the reopening of the border between Niger and Nigeria and the capture of South Sudanese nationals fighting for the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan. [Extracted from the article]