Why Winning Wars Is No Longer Possible — A Lesson Ethiopia Can’t Ignore
By Sophonias A. Kassa In Ethiopia today, the state is not fighting one war — it is fighting many. The conflict with the Fano
Ethiopia’s Crisis: Seven Years Under Abiy Ahmed’s Leadership
The past seven years under Abiy Ahmed’s leadership have brought significant challenges to Ethiopia. Initially seen as a harbinger of national change and progress, his tenure
He’s Not Heavy, He’s My Brother: A Symbol of Unity and Brotherhood
During the Japanese war, a heart-touching story emerged, depicting a young boy carrying his deceased brother on his back. When a soldier questioned the boy’s determination,
The Brakat (Braqat) Massacre
by A. Alemayehu Abiy Ahmed’s forces, aka Ethiopia National Defense Force, committed a horrific massacre of innocent Amhara civilians in Brakat (Braqat), Gojam. This
HIM Haile Selassie I and King Hussein of Jordan: A Royal Encounter
HIM Haile Selassie I and His Majesty King Hussein of Jordan were two towering figures in modern history. Both leaders not only influenced their
Amhara Crisis: Human Rights Concerns Under Abiy Ahmed’s Leadership
The Amhara ethnic group is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and has long been an integral part of Ethiopia’s diverse tapestry. Recently, under
Zemene Kassie: Champion of Amhara Freedom and Leadership
Zemene Kassie has risen to take the throne in the world of freedom struggle narratives, capturing attention far and wide, particularly on platforms like
US Gains Control of Key Military Bases and Ports in Horn of Africa
United States military strategy in the Horn of Africa is taking a significant turn, as reports from Reuters suggest that the president has offered