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The Ethiopian laureate is surely a reformer, but he predominantly garners recognition beyond his country's borders. Despite the Nobel committee's well-meaning intentions, it is the wrong choice, writes Ludger Schadomsky.

Despite a number of somewhat questionable recipients — such as former US President Barack Obama, or the European Union — the Nobel Peace Prize continues to carry considerable symbolic meaning. For precisely this reason, awarding it to the young reformer hailing from Addis Ababa despite the stalled progress on his peace initiative is also the wrong choice.

Peace with Eritrea? Or dead silence? ..............................

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Is Mr. Schadomsky ready to share with us about how many times German politicians won the prestigious award so far in their over 70 years history of exercising democratic rules?

If he can't find one, then is he also ready to share why his country's men and women failed to win one so far despite the fact that a staggering number of German scientists managed to collect many awards from the Nobel prize institute for their academic work so far in the over 100 yrs?

After all does Mr. Schadomsky consider himself a scholar or a certain messenger for some actors hiding behind a camoflage of scholarily comment for an ill-intention and/or simple envy?

I may comeback to him, if he or his tools here for recycling a such a garbage are ready to face the truth.

Until then I must tell him that Schadomsky must a shame of Germany ( a certain donqoro).