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BLINDSPOT REPORT
Wednesday 14 October, 2026

How to read this report

Each story includes a coverage bar. When one side has little coverage, that's a blindspot.

Left Center Right

Media map

Left

  • Addis Standard
  • Zehabesha
  • Ethiopia Insight
  • Addis Fortune

Center

  • The Reporter
  • Capital Ethiopia
  • Borkena
  • Ezega
  • Walta Info
  • Addis Zeumen

Right

  • Fana Broadcasting
  • Ethiopian News Agency
  • EBC
  • Ethiopian Press Agency

Same data, opposing narratives

Opposing framing 2 verified sources

Human rights groups call for special UN session on Ethiopia

Human rights organizations are urging the UN Human Rights Council to convene a special session due to the rise in atrocities in Ethiopia's conflicts. Meanwhile, Ethiopia is calling on the UN to condemn what it calls flagrant military aggression by Eritrea.

Coverage by leaning
Left 50%
Right 50%
Addis Standard EBC
🔎 Por qué importa: Left-leaning media focus attention on atrocities and pressure on the UN regarding human rights. Right-leaning media focus the narrative on Eritrea's military aggression toward Ethiopia.
Same story, different headlines

PM Abiy forms new cabinet with 39% women’s representation

Women's representation in the new cabinet

Center Capital Ethiopia “PM Abiy forms new cabinet with 39% women’s representation - Capital Newspaper”
Right EBC “Ethiopia Appoints Nine Female Ministers in Rigorously Vetted Cabinet - ebc.et”

🔍 Analysis: The center headline uses a percentage (39%) to quantify female representation. The right headline uses an absolute number (nine) and adds an adjective regarding the selection process ('rigorously vetted').

Daily summary

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Stories
14
Outlets
2
Articles

Main topics: Restructuring of Abiy Ahmed's cabinet, tensions with Eritrea and Egypt, US embassy security alerts, human rights in Ethiopia

The right didn't cover:
The left didn't cover: The right did not cover the allegations from human rights groups regarding atrocities in Ethiopia and the request for a special UN session.