SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – Yelp has released its list of the Top Places to Eat in San Diego in 2023, and the rankings reflect the wide variety of cuisines the San Diego area has become known for. To determine its top 50 restaurants across the county, Yelp examined several factors, such as the number of reviews and overall ratings between summer 2022 and summer 2023. The top 10 San Diego eateries on this year’s Yelp list:HillCrust Pizza (127 University Ave., Suite B, Hillcrest) Thanh Tinh Chay (4591 El Cajon Blvd., Teralta East/City Heights) Fairouz Café & Gallery (3166 Midway Dr., #102, Midway District) Lucy Ethiopian Restaurant (4155 University Ave., City Heights) The Girls Deli (3075 El Cajon Blvd., North Park) Boxing Crab (6663 El Cajon Blvd., Suite A, Rolando Village) Pizzeria El Jefé Mexican Pizza Revolution! (1655 Broadway, #12, Chula Vista) Pizza e Birra (3625 India St., Middletown) It’s Raw Poke Shop (4991 Newport Ave., Suite A, Ocean Beach) Classics Malt Shop (3625 Midway Dr., Suite B, Loma Portal/Midway DistrictYelp stated, “While the list showcases a wide range of eateries, the majority of restaurants on the list are priced $30 or under per person ($$ on Yelp)."

India has urged Ethiopia to explore possibility of settling bilateral trade transactions in local currency as it will help boost bilateral trade and conserve foreign exchange, an official statement said on Wednesday. The country has also invited the African nation to collaborate on the Unified Payment Interface (UPI) with Ethswitch of Ethiopia. Both sides also agreed to expeditiously address all issues impeding bilateral trade and facilitate trade promotion between the two countries. "The Indian side urged Ethiopia to explore the possibility of settlement of trade transactions in local currency which will help boost bilateral trade and conserve foreign exchange," the commerce ministry said. Bilateral trade stood at USD 642.59 million in 2022-23.

Both sides also agreed to expeditiously address all issues impeding bilateral trade and facilitate trade promotion between the two countries. "The Indian side urged Ethiopia to explore the possibility of settlement of trade transactions in local currency which will help boost bilateral trade and conserve foreign exchange," the commerce ministry said.

New Delhi, Nov 8 (PTI) India has urged Ethiopia to explore possibility of settling bilateral trade transactions in local currency as it will help boost bilateral trade and conserve foreign exchange, an official statement said on Wednesday. Also Read | Uttarakhand Day 2023 Date: Know the History & Significance of Uttarakhand Sthapna Diwas That Marks the State Foundation Day. Both sides also agreed to expeditiously address all issues impeding bilateral trade and facilitate trade promotion between the two countries. "The Indian side urged Ethiopia to explore the possibility of settlement of trade transactions in local currency which will help boost bilateral trade and conserve foreign exchange," the commerce ministry said. Bilateral trade stood at USD 642.59 million in 2022-23.

As per a release issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, both sides agreed to expeditiously address all issues impeding bilateral trade and facilitate trade promotion between the two countries. Further, the Indian side also urged Ethiopia to explore the possibility of settlement of trade transactions in local currency which will help boost bilateral trade and conserve foreign exchange. To this effect, both sides identified several areas of focus for enhancing both bilateral trade as well as mutually beneficial investments. The Indian side also requested the Ethiopian side to expedite the early finalization of the Bilateral Investment Treaty. Bilateral trade between India and Ethiopia stood at USD 642.59 million in 2022-23.

Addis Ababa/Nairobi: Fighting broke out on Wednesday between the army and a regional militia in Ethiopia's mediaeval holy city of Lalibela, a World Heritage site, four residents told Reuters, but the government said the area was peaceful. Fano, a part-time militia in the northern Amhara region which has no formal command structure, has been battling the army since late July. It captured Lalibela, famous for its rock-hewn churches, and Gondar, the second-biggest city in Amhara, for several days in August before being repulsed. The fighting, which has killed hundreds of people, is the biggest security challenge faced by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed since the Tigray war ended a year ago. "Fighting broke out (in Lalibela) an hour ago and I am now hiding in my home," one resident said by telephone, with the crackle of gunfire in the background.

Pro-Palestinian activists are resurfacing claims that Israel subjected Ethiopian immigrants to long-term birth control shots without their knowledge or consent. In 2012, Gal Gabai, an anchor for the news show Vacuum on Israeli Educational Television, aired a report revealing that a number of Ethiopian immigrants to Israel received contraceptive shots either coercively or without their full consent. The investigation also reported an almost 50 percent decline in the birth rate of Ethiopian women in the prior decade. From the available evidence, it appears likely that some Ethiopian women were given contraceptive injections without fully understanding the potential side effects or their alternative options. Claims that this contraception regime led to a decrease in the Ethiopian community’s fertility rate are similarly difficult to validate.

In the five tumultuous years from 2018 to 2023, the dynamics between Eritrea and Ethiopia have veered from hostility to cooperation and now—ominously—toward the brink of war. In the five tumultuous years from 2018 to 2023, the dynamics between Eritrea and Ethiopia have veered from hostility to cooperation and now—ominously—toward the brink of war. When Abiy visited Eritrea in July 2018, both countries announced an end to the state of war. Eritrean military sources suggest the country is now bracing for a potential war as Ethiopia amasses troops near the Eritrean border. Eritrea might exploit Amhara resources to destabilize Ethiopia, while Ethiopia has to block its border with Eritrea to cut off Eritrean support to the Amhara militia.

In July, Mr Abiy publicly raised the question of Ethiopia's access to the sea. Quoting a famous 19th Century general, Ras Alula, Mr Abiy said that the Red Sea was Ethiopia's natural boundary. If Mr Abiy overreaches, Saudi Arabia may feel obliged to overcome its wariness over the Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki, and support him. If he is serious about a new war, Mr Abiy faces two major challenges. The Ethiopian army lost, by its own calculation, between 260,000 and 520,000 soldiers killed or missing in action, plus 374,000 wounded.

Ethiopians are still in shock and struggling to make sense of Abiy Ahmed, their self-proclaimed leader. His entire life narrative is a convoluted mess, riddled with inconsistencies and inexplicable gaps. Most Ethiopians had never even heard of him before he forcefully took control, seemingly emerging from thin air. Abiy’s true identity remains shrouded in mystery, as he has even altered his name and religion. Unless Ethiopians band together and get rid of this guy, he’s going to keep causing misery.

ContradictionsIn the Middle East today, Joe Biden’s choice is between wholeheartedly supporting Israel and doing all he can to protect the innocents in Gaza. To be sure, US military aid—jet fighters, drones, and Special Forces—is supporting Israel’s operations in Gaza. Nor, at home, can Biden expect understanding from Palestinian and other Muslim communities—or even from progressive Jews—on his current policy. All these groups see the glaring contradiction, not the logic, of fully supporting Israel while calling for its restraint. The fundamental dilemma that Biden faces is that he is the inheritor of many decades of unqualified US support of Israel.

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Ethiopia has appointed Ethiopian Insurance Coach, Gebremdhin Haile as national Coach for his second stint in the role. Gebremdhin Haile will lead both Ethiopian Insurance team and the national team at the same as agreed by both organisations. He has signed on a one-year deal.

"It’s that line from … the original Batman with Jack Nicholson where as Joker he starts laughing and he’s like, ‘I’ve already been dead once,’" Fetterman told The Post. Senator, Fetterman has also shown he'll shoot inside his own tent. He suggested to the Post that Manchin, who is up for re-election in the deep red state next year, wouldn't be "around much longer." "And then I realized, well, he’s not going to be around much longer and I’m going to get his parking space." When he first became a senator, Fetterman was known for walking "silently around the halls of the Capitol, looking deeply uncomfortable in a suit and almost startled whenever another senator or a reporter approached him."

Fano militiamen fighting the Ethiopian army in the Amhara region over-ran Lalibela and Gondar for several days in August marking Ethiopia's most serious security crisis since a two-year civil war in the neighbouring region of Tigray ended a year ago. Lidetu Ayalew, an Amhara politician based in the United States who grew up near Lalibela, said he feared the churches could be harmed. "The churches risk being struck and destroyed due to careless firing of heavy weapons," he said in a statement on Monday. The UN in August said in the latest round of fighting in Amhara at least 183 people had been killed in the first month. Ethiopia's federal government and Amhara region's government had no immediate comment to Reuters' requests for comment.