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Tigray’s Reckoning: Who Killed the Pretoria Agreement, Why Accountability Cannot Wait, and What Just Peace Actually Requires
📍 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, ET·🕐 177d ago·1 outlet
April 16-19, 2026, the TPLF Central Committee and its paramilitary wing met in Axum and, in a decision whose consequences Tigray will live with for years, effectively dismantled the political architecture of the Pretoria Agreement. This essay identifies who is responsible, confronts the accountability the war of genocide demands, and proposes the only framework that […]
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