The Art of Dominance—No one benefits from more war in Ethiopia – Part 20
Dr. Aklog Birara Dr. Aklog Birara Part 20 of 30 “Above all, do not lie to yourself. A man who lies to himself and
The US-Africa Leaders’ Summit: Is Ethiopia Ready for Such an Opportunity?
Yonas Biru, PhD November 12, 2022 Yonas Biru, PhD November 12, 2022 President Biden is hosting the US-Africa Leaders’ Summit in Washington, December 13-15, 2022.
Ethiopia’s Reconstruction in Challenging National and Global Environment
Yonas Biru, PhD According to the Ethiopian News Agency, the Ethiopian Minister of Finance estimates $20 billion is needed to reconstruct war torn areas
I ALWAYS REMEMBER ETHIOPIA IN NOVEMBER!
Al Mariam’s Commentaries November 8, 2022 Author’s Note: Since 2007, I have written anniversary memorial messages in remembrance and in honor of victims of
Chasing an Elusive Peace in Ethiopia: The Culmination of a War the World Has Chosen to See with its Bespectacled Eyes
By Tesfaye Desalegne (PhD) Former Ethiopian Diplomat Ethiopia’s Historical Error Some generations fail the test of time, others pass their test with excruciating pain.
The Art of Dominance—why Ethiopia won and TPLF lost – Part 19
Dr. Aklog Birara Part 19 of 20 “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Treat other people with the concern
Analyzing The Joint Statement From The Government Of Ethiopia & The TPLF
Andrew Korybko The document represents a well-intended effort by both parties to reach mutually acceptable compromises with one another, especially on sensitive issues involving
Ethiopia: Government signs peace deal with TPLF rebels
Ethiopian government, Tigrayan forces agree to truce after 2 years of war By Katharine Houreld/WP Updated November 3, 2022 NAIROBI — The Ethiopian government and Tigrayan
Text of the agreement between the Ethiopian Gov and the TPLF
DRAFT AGREEMENT FOR LASTING PEACE THROUGH A PERMANENT CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF ETHIOPIA AND THE TIGRAY
Ethiopia Will Inevitably Win Even If Foreign Meddling Foils Its Ongoing Peace Talks
Andrew Korybko Observers should expect that the Golden Billion and its vassals, Egypt first and foremost among them, will continue carrying out asymmetrical acts
A Perspective on the Ethiopian-U.S. Relationship After a Year of Conflict
REMARKS AMBASSADOR JEFFREY FELTMAN, U.S. SPECIAL ENVOY FOR THE HORN OF AFRICA NOVEMBER 1, 2021 Had someone previewed for me in 2015 — in
Reimagining Ethiopia: The Diagnosis of Despair and the Prognosis of Hope
Yonas Biru, PhD In 2018, the people of Ethiopia hung their hopes and dreams on Prime Minister (PM) Abiy Ahmed’s transformative reforms. His administrative
Sanctions Showdown With Ethiopia: The Wrath of Biden
Al Mariam’s Commentaries / October 29, 2022 Author’s Note: The Biden administration is at the end of its wits in its policy towards Ethiopia. Over
Enhancing the benefits of integrated water storage management in Ethiopia’s Tana-Beles sub-basin
International Water Management Institute (IWMI) By Meron Teferi Taye, Girma Yimer Ebrahim, Jonathan Lautze and Abdulkarim Seid, IWMI Lake Tana is the largest lake
Ethiopia Has Officially Had Enough Of Being Maliciously Smeared By The Golden Billion
Andrew Korybko This Global South leader won’t accept the US-led West’s Golden Billion continuing its disinformation-driven Hybrid War assault against it. Every effort that