Ethiopia’s prime minister is becoming a leader without a solid political home.
The continued downplaying of Oromo concerns will only breed more violence.
Civilians are caught in the crossfire of violence between rival political camps.
For the dialogue to be fruitful, TPLF and other banned groups should be included.
The only way forward for Ethiopia is allowing greater autonomy.
International focus on the war in northern Ethiopia has obscured state violence elsewhere.
A successful process needs inclusiveness, transparency, and peace.
A theologian’s criticisms of the Prime Minister are disingenuous and based on invalid reasoning.
Structural tensions and ethnic polarization supercharged by conflict mean that time is running out to hold the federation together.