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Ethiopia's escalating conflict is raising fears of wider instability in the Horn of Africa. An alliance of seven armed groups seeking to oust Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has intensified fighting, while diplomatic rows with Eritrea and Egypt threaten to deepen regional tensions.

With neighboring countries aligning their positions and the African Union and United Nations urging restraint, Robert Nagila examines the risk of regional spillover and whether diplomacy can prevent a broader crisis in this episode of Africa Watch.

Credit List:

Executive Producers: Sun Lan, Wang Haiyang

Planning Editor: Matthias Muindi

Reporter: Robert Nagila

Digital Producers: Francisca Wanjiru & Tracy Omballa

Creative Designer: Bemnet Goitom

Video Editor: George Michuki

Cameraman: Karuri Nyaga

Graphic Designer: Frank Ojoo

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Africa Watch: Ethiopia Conflict: Could it destabilize the Horn?