Negotiations

By refusing to lift the siege, Ethiopia’s leaders made renewed war in Tigray inevitable

Tigray's leaders vow to break the siege either peacefully or militarily.

4 years

The federal government cannot be trusted to rebuild Tigray

International partners should work exclusively with the Tigray regional government.

4 years

After twenty months of devastation, the time for negotiation has come

After months of devastation and tragedy, the time is now for the federal government and TPLF to negotiate.

4 years

Re-engaging Ethiopia at the expense of justice won’t bring peace

The international community should not support the Ethiopian government’s domestic efforts to investigate abuses committed in Tigray as the government…

4 years

Imperial ambition is the main hurdle to peace in Ethiopia

The continued downplaying of Oromo concerns will only breed more violence.

4 years

While welcome, Ethiopia’s national dialogue appears compromised

For the dialogue to be fruitful, TPLF and other banned groups should be included.

4 years

Tigrayan exceptionalism has led to the war, and is now hindering peace

Tigray’s political elites’ claims of exceptionalism based on the region’s glorious history and strong military posture is problematic.

4 years

For lasting peace, TPLF’s monopolization of power in Tigray must end

Mediators must deal with all political actors in Tigray.

4 years

The international community must act to avert Ethiopia’s collapse

There is no time to waste to try and prevent fragmentation.

5 years