Ethiopia’s prime minister is becoming a leader without a solid political home.
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Imperial ambition is the main hurdle to peace in Ethiopia
The continued downplaying of Oromo concerns will only breed more violence.
Oromo and Amhara militants battle on western frontier
Civilians are caught in the crossfire of violence between rival political camps.
Tigray’s once-thriving agriculture sector has been purposely...
Six Tigrayan agriculture experts in Mekelle call for international pressure on the Ethiopian...
The myth of Tigrayan exceptionalism
Zola Moges’ portrayal of Tigrayans as chronically rebellious, minority oppressors, and warmongers...
Ethiopian government’s Tigray siege leading to starvation...
The central government’s use of starvation as a weapon of war is grinding Tigrayans down.
Misery continues for detained Ethiopians in Saudi Arabia
Thousands have returned home, but many are still suffering, and so are their families.
To achieve sustainable peace in Ethiopia, ethnic federalism must...
An enduring political solution to the Amhara-Tigray land dispute does not exist in the system that...
Unearthed evidence maps out Western Tigray dispute
Two recently discovered 19th-century maps show Welkait as part of Tigray.