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Ethiopia again demands access to the Red Sea

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Ethiopia's President Abiy Ahmed secured a second term in office, yet his nation is experiencing renewed conflict. Concurrently, major cities in Senegal face severe flooding due to heavy rains. Additionally, US migrants facing deportation fear being sent to African nations where homosexuality is criminalized. The evidence provides a snapshot of these three distinct geopolitical and humanitarian developments, though specific conflict details and flood statistics are absent.

Key points

• Ethiopia's President Abiy Ahmed secured a second term in office, marking a political stabilization event in the country.
• Major cities across Senegal are battered by torrential rains, indicating a significant environmental event affecting urban infrastructure.

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The provided evidence is a brief news summary from October 2026. It lacks specific details regarding the duration of the conflict in Ethiopia, the exact dates of the flooding in Senegal, and precise casualty figures or migration numbers.

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