Secretary Blinken’s Call with Ethiopian TROUBLEMAKER
Readout Office of the Spokesperson November 4, 2024 The below is attributable to Spokesperson Matt Miller: Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken spoke to
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Professor Habtamu Tegegn Responds to Criticisms Over Controversial Speech – Hiber Radio.
Professor Habtamu engaged in a discussion with the audience on Hiber Radio, where he thoughtfully addressed their inquiries. During this interaction, he explored various
Abiy Ahmed: The Narcissism Behind Ethiopia’s Turmoil
Abiy Ahmed represents the complex aftermath of conflict, chaos, and human suffering. The stark irony of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate evolving into a
Congratulation: Ethiopia becomes the First Country in the World to ban Gas-Powered Private Vehicle Imports
Abiy Ahmed has made a controversial decision to become the first global leader to ban the importation of gas-powered private vehicles. This initiative underscores
Rampant Violation of Property Rights Forbear Ethiopia’s Impending Economic Collapse
Yonas Biru, PhD The debate on whether democratic or autocratic political systems foster sustainable economic development remains unsettled. There is no question that almost
Ethiopian-American Groups Urge President Biden: A Civic Appeal
To: President Joe Biden Via: National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan From: Mesfin Mekonen and 10 Concerned Ethiopian-American Civic Organizations Subject: Averting Civil War in Ethiopia Date: October
False Video Manipulation: Zemene Kassie Misrepresented Announcing Fano Leader’s Death in 2024
The world of media can be a murky battlefield of information, particularly when influential personalities like Ethiopian activist, Zemene Kassie, are involved. This article
Abiy Ahmed Blood-trusted Satan: Another African war looms
The Economist An agreement two years ago halted a bloody conflict in Ethiopia but sowed the seeds of new ones THE SOLDIER squints through his
Malaria Is Surging in Ethiopia, Reversing a Decade of Progress Against the Disease
By Maya Misikir and Stephanie Nolen/ NY Times Climate change, civil conflict and growing resistance to insecticides and treatments are all contributing to an alarming spread
Drone Warfare, Extrajudicial Killings, and Human Rights Violations in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region
In Ethiopia’s Amhara region, an underreported war is ravaging lives and livelihoods. As the Abiy Ahmed regime increasingly deploys combat drones, air strikes, and
AMHARA | Can Ethiopia Survive?
Ethiopia faces numerous challenges that raise questions about its future stability and prosperity. Factors such as ethnic tensions, political strife, economic issues, and environmental
Empowering Africa: The UN Chief’s Push for Permanent Security Council Representation
Press Release: UN News During a speech at the inauguration of the renovated Africa Hall in Addis Ababa, Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized the building’s historical
The Legacy of Simegnew Bekele: Pioneering Africa’s Energy Future with the GRED Dam
The establishment of GERD as the largest hydroelectric facility in Africa underscores its capacity to drive regional development and intensify geopolitical conflicts in the
P2P Global Network Celebrates 25 Years with a Successful 16th Annual Conference
People to People global network forum On October 19, 2024, P2P, in partnership with The Network of African Diaspora Healthcare Professionals, organized its annual
The Great Nile Water Heist: A Tale of Two Thirsty Nations
By LJDemissie October 17, 2024 Once upon a time, in the land of pyramids and pharaohs, there were two very thirsty nations: Egypt and