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Ethiopia Ranked 18th Among World Failed States
The annual Failed States Index puts Ethiopia in 18th place among 177 countries.

See report online
June 18 (Reuters) - Sudan and Iraq topped an independent ranking of the world's leading failed states released on Monday by Foreign Policy magazine and the Fund for Peace.
The annual Failed States Index ranked 177 countries according to 12 social, economic, political and military indicators based on data from thousands of publicly available sources.
The authors of the index said one of the leading benchmarks for failed state status is the loss of physical control of territory or a monopoly on the legitimate use of force, the erosion of legitimate authority, an inability to provide reasonable public services and the inability to interact with other states as a full member of the international community.
Foreign Policy magazine is published by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a Washington-based think tank. The Fund for Peace is an independent research group devoted to preventing and resolving conflicts.

States of Disorder
Somalia, hostage to factional fighting between warlords for more than 15 years, convulsed with violence in 2006, when short-lived stability installed by the Union of Islamic Courts was upended by the invasion of Ethiopian troops in favor of an interim government. Over the years, refugees from the fighting have spilled into Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Kenya, destabilizing a large portion of the Horn of Africa.
Following are the 10 most unstable countries listed in the index:
1) Sudan
2) Iraq
3) Somalia
4) Zimbabwe
5) Chad
6) Ivory Coast
7) Democratic Republic of the Congo
8) Afghanistan
9) Guinea
10) Central African Republic
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