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• Arsenal Go Top of the Premier League After Comfortable Win Over Everton • Heavy Fighting Erupts Across Three Fronts in Tigray Amid Contested Airspace Activity • Steering the Leviathan — What Tariku Demissie’s Rise Means for Ethio Telecom and Ethiopia’s Digital Future • Why Tsegaye Ararsa Is Wrong About Ethiopia’s Right to the Sea • ​High Costs and Service Decline Trigger Violent Unrest and Widespread Looting Across France • Heavy Clashes and Troop Movement Reported Across Multiple Fronts in Tigray • Federal Government Appoints Provisional Executive Team to Lead Tigray • Ethiopia–Eritrea Tensions Threaten to Turn Tigray Conflict Into Regional War • UN Deputy Chief Backs Ethiopia’s Sovereignty, Flags Tigray Aid Challenges • Ethiopia Forms New Government as Key Parliamentary Leadership and Prime Minister Appointed • Arsenal Go Top of the Premier League After Comfortable Win Over Everton • Heavy Fighting Erupts Across Three Fronts in Tigray Amid Contested Airspace Activity • Steering the Leviathan — What Tariku Demissie’s Rise Means for Ethio Telecom and Ethiopia’s Digital Future • Why Tsegaye Ararsa Is Wrong About Ethiopia’s Right to the Sea • ​High Costs and Service Decline Trigger Violent Unrest and Widespread Looting Across France • Heavy Clashes and Troop Movement Reported Across Multiple Fronts in Tigray • Federal Government Appoints Provisional Executive Team to Lead Tigray • Ethiopia–Eritrea Tensions Threaten to Turn Tigray Conflict Into Regional War • UN Deputy Chief Backs Ethiopia’s Sovereignty, Flags Tigray Aid Challenges • Ethiopia Forms New Government as Key Parliamentary Leadership and Prime Minister Appointed

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Markets | Jul 04, 2026

IMF Warns of Rising Recession Risks: An Ethiopian and African Perspectives

The International Monetary Fund has issued a stark warning on rising global recession risks, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions that are disrupting energy markets, trade systems, and financial stability. While such concerns are deeply felt in advanced economies, their consequences for Africa, and particularly for Ethiopia, are more profound, more layered, and structurally more challenging....

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