Tigray forces cannot disarm until the siege is completely lifted and Eritrean troops have withdrawn.
The peace agreements are not a total capitulation by Tigray’s leaders, but it’s clear federal authorities are in the driver’s…
The loss of cities to Ethiopian and Eritrean militaries does not weaken the threat posed by Tigray’s forces.
A close observer of Addis Abeba diplomatic circles writes that truth has been one of the victims of the conflict…
National, regional, and international actors have failed Tigray, indicating that a new approach is needed.
The federal government may blame the TPLF for Tigray’s suffering, but its medieval siege strategy is an open secret.
After months of devastation and tragedy, the time is now for the federal government and TPLF to negotiate.
Ethiopia’s prime minister is becoming a leader without a solid political home.
Abiy, Amhara elites, and Isaias were keen on reducing Tigray’s economic power in their military misadventure.