The Global Call to Action: Responding to the Merawi Massacre
BY MESFIN TEGENU, It has taken three weeks, but the world is slowly confirming the details and coming to grips with a shocking atrocity
The hypocrisy of the American empire: the case of sanctions on apartheid South Africa and Russia
“Somoza may be a son of a bitch, but he’s our son of a
Koree Nageenyaa: Ethiopia’s Crisis: Abiy Ahmed’s Deadly Tactics “Extrajudicial killing”
(Reuters) – A secretive committee of senior officials in Ethiopia’s largest and most populous region, Oromiya, has ordered extra-judicial killings and illegal detentions to
Abiy Ahmed’s Airstrike Kills 15 Civilians in Amhara, Ethiopia
Feb 23 (Reuters) – An airstrike in Ethiopia’s Amhara region killed at least 15 civilians, including children and elderly people, when it hit a
Adwa Museum: Fossilizing Adwa and Erasing its Vision?
Tesfa ZeMichael, B.Phil. By all counts, the Adwa Museum is impressive. “Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s.” PM. Abiy should be congratulated
Fano’s Role in Amhara Movement: Beyond the Misconceptions
Yonas Biru, PhD Peddling false information about Fano will not make it stronger. Discussing its weakness openly will not expose it to danger. To
The Controversial Role of Professor Al Mariam in Ethiopian Politics
In the wake of the recent innocent civilians’ massacre at Merawi, Gojjam in Ethiopia by Abiy Ahmed Ali’s military forces, the international community including
Revocation of the Hessian Peace Prize 2019 in Germany
In December 2021, the Board of Trustees of the Albert Osswald Foundation decided to revoke the Hessian Peace Prize awarded to Ethiopian Prime Minister
Ethiopian women join a Fellowship to promote equitable agri-food systems policies
PRESS RELEASE Eleven Ethiopians are amongst 50 African women selected as Policy Fellows for the second cohort of The Gender Responsive Agriculture Systems Policy
Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Marta Hurtado
Geneva We are very concerned by the deteriorating human rights situation in some regions of Ethiopia. In Amhara region, following a flare-up in clashes
Why Do So Many Incompetent Men Like Abiy Ahmed Became Leaders?
by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic Summary. Why are so few women in management positions? The popular explanations range from women just aren’t capable of being leaders to
The AU’s Donkey Slaughter Ban: A Step Towards Animal Welfare
Voice of America 19 Feb 2024 The African Union has approved a ban on the slaughter of donkeys for their hides. The measure was
Upholding Human Rights in Ethiopia: A Call to Action
Amnesty International reported today that Ethiopian authorities have utilized the state of emergency to suppress peaceful dissent by detaining government critics and journalists without
The Disesteemed African Rulers
By Belayneh Abate The disesteemed African rulers, When the people of the world look at you in the most expensive attires in the annual
The Illusion of Historical Morality: Questioning Assumptions About the “Right” and “Wrong” Sides of History
Dawit W Giorgis African Institute for Strategic and Security Studies I started this article by this heading and through the process I questioned myself: What is the