Ethiopia's PM Abiy Ahmed: From Nobel winner to war commander

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Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party secured a commanding parliamentary majority in the June 1 elections, winning nearly 90% of seats. Voting was suspended in several areas due to security issues, and no elections were held in northern Tigray, with Abiy awaiting formal election by the House of Representatives.

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Abiy Ahmed will remain Ethiopia's prime minister after his party won the elections yet again. Since taking office in 2018, he has attracted both strong supporters and fierce critics, reflecting his polarizing leadership.

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