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Tigray war: Why peace talks may fail before they even begin {Africanews Debates}

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Briefings

A recent conflict has emerged in Tigray following the 2022 Pretoria agreement, which ended a previous war between Ethiopia's federal government and the TPLF. This renewed fighting highlights the fragility of the peace settlement, though specific details on the new conflict's scale and immediate consequences are limited by the available evidence.

Key points

• The 2022 Pretoria agreement concluded a war between Ethiopia's federal government and the TPLF, ending hostilities in that specific conflict.
• New fighting has erupted in Tigray since the agreement, exposing the instability of the previously stable peace settlement.

Context

The 2022 Pretoria agreement ended a war between Ethiopia's federal government and the TPLF, but renewed fighting has emerged in Tigray since the agreement, highlighting the fragility of the peace settlement.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the 2022 Pretoria agreement and the subsequent emergence of fighting in Tigray. Specific details on the new conflict's scale, casualties, or immediate consequences are not provided.

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