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Top of Form Bottom of Form THE WAR BETWEEN ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA THE WAR OF THE BROTHERS By Feven Goitom Full Sentence Outline 1.3.1 The impasse of the Ethio-Eritrea Conflict: it is difficult to attribute a single cause to the Ethiop-Eritrea conflict. Several factors contributed to the conflict, including A, the process of state formation in both countries and the nature and structure of the states created B, divergent approaches to governance in the two countries C, conflicting economic interests D, border dispute. 1.3.1.1 The conflict’s causes: could fester out of public view to suddenly result in violent exchange exactly because of the absence of openness and democratic accountability in both states. 1.3.1.2 The conflict’s settlement: several participants explicitly dismissed the Algiers Peace Agreement as the appropriate framework for arriving at the final and lasting settlement of the Ethiopia-Eritrea conflict. 1.3.1.3 The way-out: there are two different aspects of the impasse that need to be evaluated one pertaining to the conflict, and the other to the failure to implement the ruling of the Ethio-Eritrea border conflict once and the other(EEBC). 1.3.2 The Ethio-Eritrea war of 1998-2000 and its after match. the 1998-2000 war put an end to this dream, teaching us a lesson, once more, on the fallacy of hope-hope that the victim of war would not resort to war; hope also in the orderly progress of societies that had suffered oppression, 1.3.2.1 Cause of the Badume War:the war involved a new generation of fighters called warsay who got combat experience during the Badume war. They became emboldened and broke the myth and have started to question the policies of the yekaalo government. 1.3.2.2 A threat to the controller: Eritrea is composed of nine or 11 ethnic groups, depending on whether the Eleet and the Jabertee are counted. 1.3.2.3 Outstanding problem: the main contention between the two...

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The war between Ethiopia and Eritrea has always been a global issue but has seldom 
been considered so. It will be not worth to identify any single issue which has given rise to such 
brutal war between two countries as several factors did contribute to the conflict encompassing 
the process of state formation in both countries and the nature and structure of states created, the 
divergent approaches to governance in the two countries, the conflicting economic interests and 
the border dispute. The parts of the border along with surveying markers were never fixed up 
since Eritrea, formally a province of Ethiopia, attended its independence in 1993 through a 
guerilla war. The dispute was never resolved and ultimately a war broke out between these two 
countries in 1998. Though the war is over an inconsequential piece of land it had been waged 
without any pragmatic view.   
In both the states, as a matter of fact, there is the absence of openness and democratic 
accountability and such a void gave rise to the conflict, based upon imperfect public opinions of 
the two nations. Besides, several participants who were summoned for a settlement regarding the 
conflict nullified the Algiers Peace Agreement as the appropriate framework for arriving at the 
final and lasting settlement of the conflict and this again added up to the continuing problem. 
The root of the dispute lay in the fact that the “thousand-kilometer-long border created, but 
never properly demarcated, over a century ago by the Ethiopian Empire and Italy” (Gilkes, 
2005). Moreover, the origin of the war can also to be found in the differences in objectives and 
opinions between Eritrean and Ethiopian leadership since the 1980s. Though it is a fact that both 
the parties gained support from the same ethnic group and their ideologies were primarily based 
upon Marxism, their objectives differed as the EPLF opted for the liberation of Eritrea as a single 
and unites stat, the TPLF, on the contrary fought for the rights of the Tigrayan people to obtain 
an independent Tigrayan state. And such differences in objectives formed the base of the 
conflict.

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