Ethiopia is sliding toward another rupture amid widening and unresolved conflicts

Outrage, identity politics, and money now shape transnational discourse

Post-Pretoria calm conceals a slow strategy of fragmentation and control

Recurring crises lay bare failures concealed by public display

Ethiopia’s federal system is constitutionally established but structurally incomplete.

Abiy’s government to push ahead with elections as conflict and repression stifle democracy.

Regional rivalries and foreign interventions are again destabilizing the region.

The TPLF and the politics of selective constitutionalism

Why protecting TPLF leadership from scrutiny endangers Tigray again