Ethiopia Tigray war Stories
With accusations mounting on both sides and the rainy season approaching- usually a period of intensified military activities – diplomatic observers w...
For landlocked Ethiopia - a country of over 130 million people and one of Africa's fastest-growing economies - the lack of direct access to maritime t...
In the Tigray war, dubbed the deadliest and bloodiest conflict of the twenty-first century, the average estimate of civilian casualties stands at 518,...
The decision comes at the end of a three-month suspension imposed on the TPLF for its failure to convene a federally recognised general assembly and e...
The Distributed AI Research Institute says these platforms are allowing content that promotes violence, recruits fighters, and dehumanises entire comm...
The plaintiffs allege that Facebook's recommendation systems amplified violent posts in Ethiopia during the Tigray war.
The explanatory note attached to the amendment argues that this timeframe “does not align with the current reality,” emphasizing that resolving “extre...
An estimated one million displaced people are grappling with high levels of food insecurity, and thousands of schools remain closed.
Disputes between rival factions intensified recently with the region’s embattled administrator appealing for help from the federal government after a...
The 2018 peace deal invited Eritrea, which Asmara accepted with open arms and demonstrated tremendous commitment to wipe out the shared foe, TPLF. Thr...
After Eritrea gained independence in 1991, the two nations fought a brutal border war between 1998 and 2000, which ended under an Algeria-mediated pea...
According to Tigray's interim regional administration, nearly one million displaced people have not been able to return to their homes.
The militant group Harakat al-Shabaab, as it refers to itself, arose out of Ethiopia’s Somali regional state 18 years ago.
Abdullahi's escape was not just from violence but also from the oppressive environment that followed the contentious 2010 elections.
Jawar stresses that a critical issue remains unaddressed: the political settlement and reintegration of Tigray into the Ethiopian federation.
The Atse Yohannes IV Airport in Axumtown had been out of service due to damages sustained during the two-year war in the Tigray region.
Turkey has become Somalia’s most important partner since 2011, providing humanitarian and development aid and military training.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed acknowledged, however, that "people may have died" due to illnesses associated with malnutrition.
