Ethiopian Airlines suspends all flights to northern region after federal forces and Amhara militias engage Tigrayan troops in contested territory.
Addis Ababa is once again at the centre of global diplomatic traffic. In quick succession, China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, ...
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Ethiopia grounds Tigray flights as war fears resurface
Ethiopia’s fragile calm in the north appeared to fray further this week after the country’s flag carrier abruptly halted flights to Tigray, deepening anxiety over a possible return to war. For a ...
Analysis - Ethiopia's National Election Board (NEBE) has confirmed that the seventh general election will be held in the ...
Three Somali political organizations have announced the formation of a new alliance, the Somali People's Alliance for ...
A co-founder and former deputy director of the East African Policy Research Institute (EAPRI), Birhanu has also held senior ...
On January 16, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump sent a letter to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi proposing American ...
Addis Ababa's renewed calls for sea access threaten an already fragile relationship with Eritrea, drawing anger from Asmara.Tensions between Ethiopia and neighboring Eritrea have escalated after ...
The formal launch of Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in September 2025 made news across the world. There was pomp and ceremony as Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam was officially ...
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From binary politics to creative compromise - why Ethiopia needs political imagination to bypass gridlock
Each time I think about negotiation, my mind returns to a parable about camels that I read some time ago in one of William Ury's books, "Getting to Yes with Yourself: How to Get What You Truly Want." ...
With that preposterous prophesy for a boy growing up in a house without electricity in a tiny Ethiopian village, she kissed him on his head and sent him on his way. “'You’re unique, my son,'” he ...
Exclusive: Ethiopian Prince Talks Geopolitics and Judeo-Christian Values With The American Spectator
In the 4th century A.D., Ethiopia became the world’s second Christian nation, preceded only by Armenia. Though its historicity is questionable, the 14th-century Kebra Nagast tied Prince Ermias Sahle ...
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