Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is set to continue his term as his Prosperity Party won a significant parliamentary majority in the June 1 elections. The results follow voting suspensions due to security issues and a lack of voting in Tigray.
衣索比亞選舉委員會宣布，總理阿比領導的執政繁榮黨在國會選舉中贏得約9成席次，取得壓倒性勝利。反對陣營分裂且候選人不足，執政黨在486個席次中贏得438席。
Ethiopia's Prosperity Party secured a parliamentary majority in recent elections, ensuring Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed will continue in office. The party campaigned on economic progress and food security, despite ongoing unrest in regions like Oromia and Amhara, and a fragile peace deal in Tigray.
Le parti du Premier ministre Abiy Ahmed a remporté une victoire écrasante aux législatives éthiopiennes, s'assurant 90% des sièges. Le scrutin a été marqué par des perturbations dans plusieurs régions, notamment le Tigré et l'Amhara, en raison de tensions sécuritaires persistantes.
Abiy Ahmed, 49 ans, entame un nouveau mandat de cinq ans comme Premier ministre d'Éthiopie suite à la victoire de son parti qui a remporté 90% des sièges à l'Assemblée. Sa réélection intervient après un premier mandat marqué par l'espoir de changement et la fin de 27 ans de règne du FDRPE.
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party won a landslide victory in the general election, securing 438 out of 501 seats. However, the poll was marred by conflict, low opposition participation, and growing fears of renewed internal and regional instability, particularly concerning the Tigray region.
Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party, led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, secured a landslide victory in legislative polls held on June 1, winning nearly 90% of the contested seats. The party claimed 438 out of 486 seats in the House of Peoples’ Representatives, facing a divided opposition.
Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party has won a landslide majority in the June 1 parliamentary elections, securing 438 out of 486 seats. The elections were deemed a success despite exclusions in Tigray and Amhara regions.
Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party secured an overwhelming majority in the general election, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed set for another term. However, the poll was marred by conflict, low opposition participation, and rising fears of renewed internal and regional instability, particularly concerning the Tigray region.
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Voting in Ethiopia's general election was suspended in parts of Oromia and Amhara regions due to security concerns, while proceeding elsewhere. The northern Tigray region is excluded from the poll. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is expected to win, but faces criticism over human rights and conflict.
Millions of Ethiopians voted in a general election on Monday, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ruling Prosperity Party expected to win overwhelmingly despite criticism of his authoritarian tendencies. The election faces challenges from internal conflicts and ethnic divisions, with some regions excluded and opposition parties facing significant restrictions.
Ethiopians vote in national elections on Monday, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party widely expected to win a majority and secure his third term. Voting is underway amid a heavy military presence, though elections are not being held in the Tigray region due to ongoing conflict.
Ethiopia's general election is underway, but conflict and insecurity mean many cannot vote, with the entire Tigray region excluded. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party is expected to win, despite criticism over human rights and suppression of dissent.
Voting is underway in Ethiopia, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party widely expected to secure a majority of seats in the general election.
Tigray's absence from Ethiopia's federal parliament nears a decade, sparking concerns over its representation and belonging, amid rising tensions and fears of renewed conflict.
