GERD

Ethiopia’s Nile dam was Meles’ endeavor, not Haile Selassie’s

There have been efforts recently to politicize who gets credit for planning GERD.

4 years

U.S. policy on Ethiopia’s civil war is not driven by some nefarious plot

Conspiracy theories claiming that the United States is behind a devious stratagem against Ethiopia distract from credible accusations of human…

5 years

Contextualizing an Ethiopian “terrorist” organization

Despite the government’s vilification of the TPLF to justify the war in Tigray, the party’s role in Ethiopia’s recent stability…

5 years

EIEP Podcast: Marginalization and persecution in Ethiopia’s Benishangul-Gumuz

In this episode of the Ethiopia Insight Election Project podcast series, Juweria  Ali asks Tsegaye Birhanu, a former political science…

5 years

ማግለልና እንግልት በቤኒሻንጉል ጉሙዝ

ብልሹ አስተዳደር የክልሉ ሕገ መንግስት ነባር ናቸው በሚላቸውና በሀገር ደረጃ በታሪክ የበላይነት ነበራቸው ተብለው በሚታሰቡ ወገኖች መካከል ግጭት እንዲፋፋም አድርጓል፡፡

5 years

EIEP: Marginalization and persecution in Ethiopia’s Benishangul-Gumuz

Maladministration is fueling violence between groups that the regional constitution considers indigenous and those who historically held more sway nationally.

5 years

Trust, linkage, and cooperation can resolve the Ethiopia-Egypt-Sudan GERD dispute

A circumscribed arbitration process might be able to break the dispute-resolution deadlock.

6 years

Somaliland’s new Cold War diplomacy

Capitalizing on the Nile impasse, reversing Abiy Ahmed’s ‘One Somalia’ policy, and into the orbit of Taiwan and the U.S..

6 years

Ethiopia’s Grand Nile dam represents justice, not a threat

The GERD will not harm downstream countries and instead marks Ethiopia overcoming decades of Egyptian aggression.

6 years