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Foreign meddling as a source of state fragility in Ethiopia

Foreign meddling as a source of state fragility in Ethiopia January 30, 2021 at 5:15 pm | Published in: Africa, Article, Egypt, Ethiopia, Opinion, Sudan Ethiopian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Dina Mufti on current situation of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on December 4 , 2020 [Minasse Wondimu Hailu/Anadolu Agency] January 30, 2021 at 5:15 pm State fragility is a multidimensional concept that is often characterised by deficiencies in one or more areas of the core functions of the state: legitimacy, authority (competing claimants to power), and capacity (weak capacity to provide basic government functions). State fragility poses a serious problem for many developing countries as it leads to human flight and economic decline. Since 2015, for example, only five countries (Afghanistan, Somalia, S. Sudan, and Syria) have generated over 60 per cent of the 15 million refugees.

Are the Green Shoots of Governance Seen Since 2014 Wilting Under Increasing Fragility?

Are the Green Shoots of Governance Seen Since 2014 Wilting Under Increasing Fragility? Under the BJP government since 2014, India has seen a deterioration of freedom of speech and expression, and an increased schism between different groups. Due to this, the improvement in governance has not really paid off.  Students and activists protest against violence in JNU campus at Gateway of India. Photo: PTI Rights25/Jan/2021 The sustainability of growth, in the long run, depends not only on sound macroeconomic policies but also on good governance and low fragility. Traditional macro-prudential policies alone cannot sustain high rates of growth, because the risk to key drivers, such as investment and productivity, can emanate from corruption, political instability and a host of other noneconomic factors. Hence, foreign investors not only assess the country’s economic policies and regulatory regime but also its governance and fragility.

An index measuring country stability finds the U S dropping

An index measuring country stability finds the U.S. dropping The Fragile States Index shows a worrying trend and it hasn’t yet accounted for the events of 2020 and 2021. Published 18 Jan 2021, 17:08 GMT January 6 2021: Trump supporters storm the Capitol building, in culmination of unrest in the wake of the presidential election. The events of this day will likely cause the social and political cohesion score to drop for 2021.  Photograph by lev radin / Alamy The insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on January 6 blindsided many in the United States and abroad. But it may not have surprised close readers of the Fragile States Index. Produced annually by the nonprofit organisation Fund for Peace, the index assesses pressures on individual countries that potentially undermine their stability.

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