Note: Over the past week, I have received numerous requests from those who read my last commentary - Ethiopia at the crossroads of history¹ - to share my views on the question, “Where do we go from here?” in the aftermath of the so-called May 2010 elections.  I am pleased to oblige in a series of forthcoming commentaries. Here I offer my analysis of the “election” and what I perceive to be the ruling regime's future direction.

Bye-bye Weyane: just in three days)    (Amharic);

ማስፈራሪያ ጭራቅ ሆናችሁብን(ፕ/ር ጌታቸው ኃይሌ)    (Amharic);

ወይ ጣዖቱን ወይ ታቦቱን(ፕ/ር ጌታቸው ኃይሌ)    (Amharic);

ቀን ሳይመሽ፤ ብርሃን ሳይሸሽ (ፕ/ር ጌታቸው ኃይሌ)    (Amharic);

The Argument is a very constructive provocation about skilled negotiation, global politics, economics, trecherous activities by Meles Zenawi, betrayal by the selfish west, some good ideas, thoughts written by people who shape them. Recently I’ve been pondering the words of American writer, George William Curtis, who said, “A man’s country is not an area of land, mountains, rivers, and woods, but a principle. And patriotism is loyalty to that principle.” Regular readers of my articles will know that I consider myself a Patriot.

Happy Ethiopian New Year - By Prof. Getatchew Haile    (Amharic);

The danger of Reginalism by Prof. Getatchew Haile     (Amharic);