The 2012 Failed state Index is \u00a0released the eighth edition of its annual Failed States Index (FSI), highlighting global political, economic and social pressures experienced by states.<\/p>\n
The 2012 FSI ranks the Horn of Africa dominates that of \u00a0Somalia as number one for the fifth consecutive year, citing widespread lawlessness, ineffective government, terrorism, insurgency, crime, and well-publicized pirate attacks against foreign vessels, while Ethiopia stood at the 17 place \u00a0scoring 97.7 \u00a0worst than Eritrea that\u00a0 stood 23 with a score of 94.3. Kenya stood 16 with a score of 98.4.<\/p>\n
Ethiopia lost three places from last year. It is the worst while dealing with its demography at the same time \u00a0India has more demographic trends scores 78 place with 78.1 points. So there is no reason why Ethiopia scored the worst in its ability to meet the challenges of Demographic Pressures only deference is democracy\u00a0 and development. Ethiopia is the second most populous nation in Africa and has one of the highest birth rates in the world, it constantly struggles to feed itself with its dictatorial leaders letting the most fertile land to be grabbed by the Indian and Saudi speculators while over 70 % three meals a day . Ethiopia would be first if the score is only\u00a0based on the country that starves\u00a0\u00a0worst its population the last 50 years. \u00a0Last but not list Ethiopia’s worst \u00a0 security apparatus that terrorize its own population and human right violations pushes here up on the index.<\/p>\n