Vatican Announces Passing of Pope Francis
(TH) – The Vatican’s announcement of the passing of Pope Francis marks a significant event in the Catholic Church and worldwide. As details emerge,
Today: August 9, 2025
The Amhara Dilemma: Why Ethiopian Leaders Marry Amhara Women Yet Shun the Amhara People
(TH) – Ethiopia has experienced the rule of three leaders, each of whom had strong ties to the Amhara through marriage, yet exhibited hostility
Ethiopia at the Brink: From Elite Paralysis to Possibility – Part Two
From Fragmentation to Redemption: Scenarios, Strategies, and a Roadmap for Political Action Sirak Zena April 17, 2025 Table of Contents – Part Two From
Amhara People Targeted in Tragic Drone Attack in Enarj and Enawga Woreda in Gojjam
The tragic event that occurred on April 17, 2025, in the town of Enarj and Enawga Woreda in East Gojjam Zone, is a stark
A Message from Fano Leader Zemene Kassie: Amhara’s Struggle for Justice
(TH) – A message from Fano leader Kassie highlights the immense struggle the Amhara people face under the ongoing aggression spearheaded by Mesfin Araya.
Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Washington: Preserving Ancient Traditions
In a bustling city like Washington, D.C., finding a serene sanctuary may seem daunting, yet the Ethiopian Orthodox Church here offers just that. Preserving
Ethiopia at the Brink: From Elite Paralysis to Possibility – Part One
Sirak Zena April 16, 2025 Abstract: This two-part analysis critically examines the role of Ethiopia’s political elites, mainly those in the diaspora, in the
Will Ethiopia Need another War? A Geopolitical and Geostrategic Perspective
Metta-Alem Sinishaw, Washington, DC EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The sudden rhetoric about access to sea has angered Ethiopian neighbors, especially Eritrea. The main cause of the
From Vietnam’s Vision to Ethiopia’s Survival: What Abiy Ahmed and Ethiopia’s Ethnic Elites Must Learn to Rebuild a Nation
By Amsal Woreta Introduction: A Nation in Crisis, A Lesson from the East Ethiopia today stands on the precipice of collapse. Ethnic war, economic
Mesfin Mekonen’s Insightful Letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio
Washington Update April 15, 2025 Mesfin Mekonen was recently interviewed by the Zedu Show (https://youtu.be/6QSu_MZ7AVI?si=dfVlCqv6eaTZQhVt). The interview covered current events in Ethiopia, and the
Amhara Grievances Under Abiy Ahmed
(The Habesha) – Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, has garnered significant attention for his leadership approach and policies, especially in relation to
Stop the Evictions: Amnesty’s Message to Abiy Ahmed
Amnesty International is raising concerns about the ongoing evictions in Ethiopia, urging the authorities to halt these displacements linked to urban development projects. These
The Paradox of Abiy Ahmed: Hiring Advisors Without Heeding Their Advice
Abiy Ahmed often takes a unique route in his leadership style, prioritizing his own opinions over those of his advisors. This approach can sometimes
‘My Robbed Tomorrow’: Insights from a 16-Year-Old Author
By Tsehay Demeke I am 16 years old, and I live in Ethiopia — a country rich in culture, history, and resilience. But also,
The Humanitarian Crisis: Abiy Ahmed’s Genocide in Amhara
The use of drones and heavy weapons by Abiy Ahmed Ali’s regime in the Amhara community raises urgent concerns over human rights violations. As