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available in Northern Ireland And I'm John Dr. with Gregory Coppley, editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

He's in his native Perth, Australia, Western Australia, it's summertime and at the same time we go to the

Horn of Africa. This is the guardian within these last hours. I'm scared to leave Addis Ababa

Ethiopia's Oromia region gripped by kidnapping pandemic.

First it was rebel groups, rights Guardian, using abduction for political aims,

but a broken economy collecting ransom is seen as easy money, and now anyone can be

a target.

Trouble in Addis Ababa, trouble in Eritrea, trouble in aroma, the aroma area, a civil war underway and yet the

news of the week Gregory is that the Prime Minister Abbey has closed a deal with Somaliland to work together. Ethiopia is

deteriorating. How to read all of this. It's also got debt problems, but that

has to wait for the gunfire.

Well, yes, you've got a massively troubled economy.

You've got inflation running at more than 30% in Ethiopia.

You've got perhaps 28 million Ethiopians suffering from starvation or malnutrition.

So is not a good sign? And as we've discussed, there have been millions

dead in the past three years until late 2022 of

of course that was the war between the federal forces and

the Tigray Popular Liberation Front, the extreme Marxist group.

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