Key Conversations Between US Secretary of State and Ethiopian PM
In a recent phone conversation, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed discussed crucial matters concerning Ethiopia and the Horn
When Reforms Hurt: The Unbearable Cost of Living in Ethiopia Under IMF’s Watch
By: Abel Eshetu Gebremedhin ( PhD, Candidate , AAU) Ethiopians are no strangers to hardship. But the current wave of economic struggle gripping the
Egypt’s Strategic Diplomacy: Rejecting US Proposals on Gaza and Ethiopia’s Dam
Egypt’s recent rejection of the United States’ proposed quid pro quo regarding the crises in Gaza and the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)
Breaking News: Fano Forces Gain Upper Hand Over Abiy Ahmed’s Military
Breaking news out of Ethiopia highlights a rapidly escalating conflict as the Fano forces claim a significant advantage over Abiy Ahmed’s military. With over
London Fano Pride vs. Washington D.C. Fano Disappointment: A Tale of Two Cities
In the vast tapestry of Ethiopian diaspora communities across the globe, the London Fano has emerged as a true champion of Amhara resilience and
Uhuru Kenyatta Faces Challenges in Reviving Tigray Mediation Efforts
Uhuru Kenyatta, the African Union mediator for Tigray, is finding it exceptionally challenging to breathe new life into the faltering mediation efforts in northern
IMF Warns of Ethiopia’s Default While Seeking Debt Solutions
Ethiopia’s economic landscape remains a whirlwind, as the nation navigates the complexities of debt relief and foreign aid contraction. As 2025 unfolds, Ethiopia is
Ethiopia’s Economy is in A critical State, facing Severe Economic Meltdown.
Nama Nekemto The Ethiopian economy is experiencing a severe and rapidly deteriorating crisis. The decline is no longer merely concerning; it has reached a