Is Ethiopia still what we know it to Be?
Truneh Girma “..Stab the body and it heals but injure the heart and the wound lasts a lifetime.” ― Mineko Iwasaki Creating a strong
Today: August 2, 2025
Abiy Ahmed’s Leadership: The Influence of the Prosperity Gospel, Grandiose Delusions, Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict, and Authoritarianism
By Caleb Tadesse (Dr.) November 26, 2024 Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, has been at the center of significant controversy surrounding his
Colonialism in a Non-Colonized Society: Italy’s Historical Narratives and the Amhara Genocide Under Abiy Ahmed
The photo is of Ethiopian warriors going to the northern front during the Second Italo-Ethiopian War (Photographs available at www.audiovis.nac.gov.pl are public domain or the owner of
Ethiopia: Framework to Escape from Being Trapped in Deep Hole
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-11-25 Let’s recap the key points from our earlier article about how rapid population growth, fragile contexts, and ethnic politics create
Ethiopia’s War Evades Foreign Scrutiny, but Highlights UAE-Saudi-Turkish Competition
By Gregory R. Copley [Published with Permission from Defense & Foreign Affairs Special Analysis Journal] Ethiopia’s “hidden” war has brought forward important nuances of regional rivalry which have
The Horn of Africa States: A Loya Ado to Ras Kiamboni Railway
By Dr. Suleiman Walhad November 25th, 2024 This is just a dream, but it could also be converted to a reality – a railway
Ethiopia: Rapid Population Growth, Fragile Contexts and Ethnic Politics
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-11-23 Since the early 1970s, Ethiopia’s population has tripled, growing within a subsistence economy and fragile institutions. Today, it stands as
The Unrelenting Shade of Colonial Narratives: Unmasking Western Media, Academia, and Governments Whitewashing of Amhara Genocide
Amsal Woreta November 21, 2024 Introduction An image that symbolically captures the struggles of marginalized voices striving for recognition, highlighting the distortion of narratives
Ethiopia’s Oldest Political Prisoner: Tadios Tantu as a Symbol of Resistance
By Dr. Caleb T. The Unyielding Spirit of Truth: Tadios Tantu, Ethiopia’s Oldest Political Prisoner and a Symbol of Defiance Against Authoritarianism Under Nobel
Fano’s Military Successes and Political Tragedies
Yonas Biru, PhD It has been over 20 months since Fano took the Amhara tribal land by storm. Its swooping early success led some
Abba Kovner’s Defiant Voice: Parallels with the Amhara People’s Battle for Survival
Dr. Caleb Tadesse November 20, 2024 Abba Kovner (standing, center) with members of the FPO in the Vilna Ghetto. Rozka Korczak is to his
Ethiopia and the English white supremacist: the incessant vilification of the Amhara
“We are familiar with England’s permanent opportunism.” (Jean-Yves Le Drian, foreign minister of France) There are numerous so-called “liberation fronts” involved in the Ethiopian
Who is Fano? Inside Ethiopia’s Amhara rebellion
Simon Vera Independent journalist and photographer in East Africa, looking for the human story in news BAHIR DAR The Fano fighters primarily consisted of
The IMF Report on Ethiopia Lacks Integrity and Deceives Readers
Yonas Biru, PhD The IMF report suggests the foreign exchange (forex) “performance has been in line with program commitments and all quantitative performance criteria
Why Electoral Violence Starts—and How It Can End
How Many Americans Support Political Violence? By Robert A. Pape, professor of political science at the University of Chicago and director of the Chicago Project