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Ethiopia has opted for continuity in the leadership of its foreign ministry after years of repeated turnover at the top of the ministry. The decision ends a period of frequent personnel changes in the country's diplomatic leadership, and observers are watching to see whether the choice signals a more stable, consistent direction for Ethiopian foreign policy going forward.

The United Nations has issued a news roundup highlighting three stories: child migrants in Europe, the Greenland forced contraception scandal involving historical IUD campaigns on Inuit women, and new FAO updates on global hunger. The brief underscores ongoing UN attention to child protection, indigenous rights abuses, and food security concerns worldwide.

UN human rights experts say the Greenlandic forced contraception case must keep truth, remedy and accountability centred on Inuit women's rights. The case concerns Inuit women in Greenland who were fitted with intrauterine devices without their informed consent, historically under Danish-administered programmes. Experts stress that victims deserve recognition, redress and a central role in proceedings. The statement highlights ongoing scrutiny of Denmark and Greenland over the scandal and demands for justice.