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Egypt’s Nile Tactics Are “A Losing Game,”: Uppsala University Prof.

Uppsala University Professor Ashok Swain says some Egyptian politicians are using the Nile and GERD issue to distract from domestic failures, relying on misinformation and hostility toward Ethiopia.

He argues Egypt is trying to block Ethiopia’s sea access just as it tried to obstruct its Nile rights—calling it “a losing game.”

Ethiopia says it will continue asserting its sovereign rights and rejects Cairo’s escalating rhetoric. Swain adds that Ethiopia’s regional influence is rising as Egypt’s wanes.
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On the Recent GERD Tripartite negotiation - Sep 2023.

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Spain has produced enough renewable energy to power its entire country for a 9-hour work day Setting a new record, Spain's mainland was powered with just sun, wind, and water energy between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. last Tuesday.