Earlier this month, Ethiopian Airlines Group officially commenced the construction of Bishoftu International Airport (BIA). © Zaha Hadid ArchitectsThe airport is located around 40 kilometres south of Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa. © Zaha Hadid ArchitectsThe terminal layout is organised around a central spine linking the terminal’s piers, reducing transfer distances between gates. © Zaha Hadid ArchitectsBIA is situated nearly 400 metres lower than Addis Ababa’s existing Bole Airport. © Zaha Hadid ArchitectsThe airport is planned with environmental considerations in mind.

“60 Minutes” on Sunday aired its story about Trump administration deportations that was abruptly pulled from the newsmagazine's lineup a month ago, a move that had triggered an internal battle about political pressure that spilled out into the open. The story shown Sunday included no on-camera interviews with Trump administration officials. Some of statements, which were carried in full on the “60 Minutes” website, were dated prior to Dec. 21. “Since November, ‘60 Minutes’ has made several attempts to interview key Trump administration officials on camera about our story,” Alfonsi said. The president himself was interviewed by Norah O'Donnell on “60 Minutes” on Nov. 2.

The team held direct discussions with the Ethiopian Airlines Group leadership, led by Hon. The tour offered firsthand insight into the systems, technologies, and operational standards that have positioned Ethiopian Airlines as Africa’s leading aviation group. “Our visit to Ethiopian Airlines Group has reinforced Liberia’s commitment to building a modern, efficient, and globally competitive aviation sector,” Hughes said. Strengthened airport operations are expected to improve safety, efficiency, and customer experience, while enabling greater regional connectivity and economic growth. Hughes disclosed that the LAA will continue technical discussions with the Ethiopian Airlines Group to develop a long-term cooperation framework aimed at advancing Liberia’s aviation modernization agenda.

Leyla Aliyeva paid an official visit to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. Leyla Aliyeva was welcomed by Fitsum Assefa Adela, Minister of Planning and Development of Ethiopia, The Caspian Post reports, citing AZERTAC. A traditional coffee ceremony highlighting Ethiopia's ancient and rich culture was organized in honor of Leyla Aliyeva. Then, Leyla Aliyeva visited the Ethiopian Science Museum, where she was welcomed by Alemtsehay Paulos, Head of the Prime Minister's Office and Minister of Cabinet Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Science Museum, spanning seven hectares, opened its doors to visitors in October 2022.

Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) will present the Il-114-300 turboprop and the SJ-100 for the first time outside Russia at the Wings India 2026 exhibition, scheduled for January 28 to 31 in Hyderabad. Both aircraft will be displayed by United Aircraft Corporation, a subsidiary of Rostec, at the civil aviation event. The SJ-100 will be shown in a static display wearing a livery with elements of the Indian national flag. United Aircraft Corporation said India’s UDAN regional connectivity program supports the expansion of regional air travel and creates conditions for potential commercial operations of the SJ-100 and Il-114-300 in the local market. Wings India 2026 is jointly organized by India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Airports Authority of India, and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry.

In the women’s elite marathon, Chekole registered the most significant win of her career, clinching her maiden major marathon title in a time of 2:25:13. The men’s elite marathon witnessed a tactical battle among East African runners before Abate produced a decisive surge in the final kilometre. Elite Women Yeshi Kalayu Chekole (Eth, 2:25:13), Kidsan Alema Gebremedhin (Eth, 2:27:35), Gojjam Tsegaye Enyew (Eth, 2:28:27). Half marathon (Men) Men: Gaurav Mathur (1:07:18), Ramesh Gavali (1:11:32), Tanmay Pawar (1:12:27). Half marathon (Women) Reenu (1:18:02), Priyanka C. (1:19:13), Ekta (1:23:19).

Ethiopia’s Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole Crowned Champions at Tata MumbaiMarathon 2026New Course, New Champions: The 21st Edition of Tata Mumbai Marathon Signals a New Era for Indian Distance RunnerMumbai : Ethiopians Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole registered significant victories in the 21st edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, here today. In the Men’s Elite Marathon, Kenyan Leonard Kiprotich Langat was locked in a keen battle with last year’s runner-up Merhawi Kesete (Eritrea) and Tadu Abate (Ethiopia) right from the start. She clocked 2:49:02 on her maiden attempt to finish overall tenth among the women runners and first among the Indian women. My next goal is to qualify for the Asian Games.”Defending champion Anish Thapa delivered another solid performance to finish second in 2:20:08, reinforcing his consistency at the Mumbai Marathon. The top three finishers in the Indian Elite men’s and women’s categories received prize money of INR 5lakh, INR 4 lakh and INR 3 lakh respectively.

Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026 on 18th January 2026 at CSMT, Mumbai, Maharashtra © TataMumbaiMarathon2026/ AdimazesIt was the first career win in a major marathon for Yeshi Chekole, although she had been running this distance since 2019. Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026 on 18th January 2026 at CSMT, Mumbai, Maharashtra © TataMumbaiMarathon2026/ Adimazes“I am very happy to be the Champion today. Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026 on 18th January 2026 at CSMT, Mumbai, Maharashtra © TataMumbaiMarathon2026/ AdimazesBoth Abate and Langat exchanged the lead until the 40 km mark, while Kesete was about 50 metres behind them. My next goal is to qualify for the Asian Games.”Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026 on 18th January 2026 at CSMT, Mumbai, Maharashtra © TataMumbaiMarathon2026/ AdimazesDefending champion Anish Thapa delivered another solid performance to finish second in 2:20:08, reinforcing his consistency at the Mumbai Marathon. TCS sponsors 14 of the world’s most prestigious marathons and endurance events, including the TCS New York City Marathon, TCS London Marathon and TCS Sydney Marathon with a focus on promoting health, sustainability, and community empowerment.

Ethiopians’ domination in the Mumbai Marathon continued as Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole won the men’s and women’s elite race titles respectively on Sunday. Leonard Kiprotich Langat (02:10:10) of Kenya and Merhawi Kesete Weldemaryam (02:10:22) of Eritrea were second and third respectively in the men’s elite race. Ethiopians completed a clean sweep in the women’s elite race as Kidsan Alema Gebremedhin (02:27:35) and Gojjam Tsegaye Enyew (02:28:27) finished second and third respectively. In the men’s elite race, eventual winner Abate was locked in a keen battle with last year’s runner-up Merhawi Kesete (Eritrea) and Kenyan Langat. For Karkera, who trains in Russia, it was only a second marathon of his career.

Ethiopians Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole registered significant victories in the 21st edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon on Sunday, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, according to a release. It was the first career win in a major marathon for Yeshi Chekole, although she had been running this distance since 2019. She went on to win the race, clocking 2:25:13, which was the fifth-fastest time among Mumbai winners to date. My body felt in good condition, and I am glad to be here in Mumbai and to win the race". Defending champion Anish Thapa delivered another solid performance to finish second in 2:20:08, reinforcing his consistency at the Mumbai Marathon.

Ethiopians Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole won the men's and women's titles at the 21st Tata Mumbai Marathon. Ethiopians Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole registered significant victories in the 21st edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon on Sunday, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, according to a release. With today's win, the Ethiopians took both men's and women's titles together in Mumbai for the seventh time. Speaking after his victory, Kartik said, "This was my first marathon in Mumbai, and it feels great to win on my debut. Defending champion Anish Thapa delivered another solid performance to finish second in 2:20:08, reinforcing his consistency at the Mumbai Marathon.

Ethiopian runners Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole emerged victorious in the elite men’s and women’s races, respectively, at the 21st edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, held here on Sunday. In the women’s elite marathon, Chekole registered the most significant win of her career, clinching her maiden major marathon title in a time of 2:25:13. The men’s elite marathon witnessed a tactical battle among East African runners before Abate produced a decisive surge in the final kilometre. With the twin victories, Ethiopia completed a men’s and women’s double at the Mumbai Marathon for the seventh time. The results: Marathon: Elite men: 1.

Ethiopia’s Tadu Deme and Yeshi Chekole crowned champions at Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026Mumbai, Jan 18(UNI): Ethiopians Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole registered significant victories in the 21st edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, here today. It was the first career win in a major marathon for Yeshi Chekole, although she had been running this distance since 2019. She went on to win the race, clocking 2:25:13, which was the fifth-fastest time among Mumbai winners to date. She clocked 2:49:02 on her maiden attempt to finish overall tenth among the women runners and first among the Indian women. The top three finishers in the Indian Elite men’s and women’s categories received prize money of INR 5 lakh, INR 4 lakh and INR 3 lakh respectively.

Ethiopians Tadu Abate Deme and Yeshi Kalayu Chekole registered significant victories in the 21st edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, here today. It was the first career win in a major marathon for Yeshi Chekole, although she had been running this distance since 2019. She went on to win the race, clocking 2:25:13, which was the fifth-fastest time among Mumbai winners to date. Both Abate and Langat exchanged the lead until the 40 km mark, while Kesete was about 50 metres behind them. My body felt in good condition, and I am glad to be here in Mumbai and to win the race".

The result is not just higher poverty, but poverty volatility, which is far more corrosive to social cohesion. The Circular Shock: How Urban Income Loss Hits Farmers? Ethiopia’s rural economy depends heavily on urban demand for agricultural surplus. POLICY WARNING & DECISION NOTE (For Ministry of Finance, MoLS, PMO, Development Partners)The 2025 collapse of federally registered enterprises has triggered a compound crisis affecting employment, poverty, rural livelihoods, tax revenue, and social stability. Protect the Urban–Rural Demand LinkSupport urban food demand (cash transfers, food vouchers)Prevent collapse of farm-gate prices5.