WIRE — There is a particular kind of vulnerability that comes from having no coastline of one's own. Ethiopia, Africas second-most populous nation and one of its fastest-growing economies, has lived with that vulnerability for three decades, routing the overwhelming share of its trade through a single foreign port. This week, the price of that arrangement became
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