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Another Nobel Peace Prize winner goes rogue

Can I defend Abiy Ahmed too? I understand how difficult his situation was, and all the other separatist pressures in Ethiopia, and the fact that he started out as a child soldier, but no, I can’t. Message to the Nobel Peace Prize committee. Next time, wait a little longer.

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BY GWYNNE DYER
April 12, 2021

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