Ethiopia: ICRC resumes aid convoys to Tigray after six months
An International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) convoy carrying medical assistance, food and water treatment supplies arrived in the Tigray region on Day,
Can a “Humanitarian Truce” Help End Ethiopia’s Civil War?
Crisis Group’s analysis Richard Atwood Executive Vice President Richard Atwood and Naz Modirzadeh are joined by Crisis Group expert William Davison to discuss the
PP official killed days after the shooting of woreda official in Konso
By Getahun Tsegaye |AS A local official, militia, and two residents were killed in Segen woreda in the Konso zone on Thursday, the woreda’s
Support Ethiopia Campaign by American Friends
Thu, Mar 31, 9:45 PM (2 days ago) I would like to draw your attention to a letter initiated by a good friend of
The End of the Middle East
By Marc Lynch / Foreign Affairs In early December 2021, the Ethiopian government pulled off a dramatic reversal in its yearlong civil war with rebels
The Best Strategy to Defeat HR-6600 is to Get Ahead of It
Yonas Biru, PhD March 30, 2022 A Prologue to Post HR-6600 HR-6600 is a US bill that the US Congress is pushing through the
New Front in Ethiopian War Displaces Thousands, Hits Hopes of Peace Talks
Internally displaced people who fled their homes in Berhale due to the fighting between the Afar Special Forces and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front
SFRC APPROVES ETHIOPIA PEACE AND STABILIZATION ACT OF 2022 WITH OVERWHELMING BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
MARCH 29, 2022 WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, today was joined by SFRC Ranking Member Jim Risch
Open Letter to Ethiopian Parliamentarians (Yonas Biru)
የጠቅላይ ሚኒስቴሩ እንደ ስላሴዎች አንድም ሶስተም እየሆኑ የመምጣት አደጋዎች Yonas Biru, PhD Dear Honorable Parliamentarians: I ask your indulgence and time to read this
Ethiopian Court Orders Journalist Released on Bail
March 29, 2022 2:19 PM Associated Press An Ethiopian court has ordered Ethiopian journalist Amir Aman Kiyaro to be released on bail after being
A team from Addis Ababa University advances to Regional Finals of Global Hult Prize Challenge
. The global finalist will be rewarded a $1 million prize, known as the Nobel Prize for students, for implementing their idea. Addis Ababa,
United States Policy of “My Way or the Highway” Degrades Peace and Stability in the Horn of Africa
Aklog Birara (Dr) I must admit that the trust and confidence most Ethiopians within and outside Ethiopia have in the Ethiopian social, economic, and
Sub-Saharan Africa: Millions denied vaccines, deepening inequality and human suffering from conflicts sum up 2021
INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE STRICTLY EMBARGOED UNTIL, TUESDAY 29 MARCH 2022 AT 01:01 CAT Contact press@amnesty.org for embargoed materials and to arrange interviews Amnesty International releases its Annual
It was widely expected that Will Smith would win his first ever Oscar… but that’s not what made the headlines.
By Steven McIntosh Entertainment reporter at the Oscars https://youtu.be/0rQpbpinj00 After years of declining viewing figures, the Academy were desperate for more people to watch
American Political Analyst Calls on UN to Investigate Recent Statements of WHO Director-General
The United Nations has to investigate the recent statements made by the Director General of the World Health Organization, Dr. Tedros Adhanom, on Tigray