The Dangers of Broad Generalizations: The Untold Tales of Courageous Ethiopians from the Tigray Province: A Personal Reflection
The Unraveling Historical Context of Abiy Ahmed Ali: From Fifth Orommuma Lubaship Headman to the New Breed of African Dictator
Ethiopian women played a crucial role in the Second Ethiopian-Italian War as freedom fighters, making significant contributions to the conflict.
Exploring Kenya’s State Visit to the US: A Look Back at Historical Ties Since Haile Selassie’s 1960s Visit
Abiy Ahmed’s Lavish Palace Complex: A Symbol of Ethnic cleansing and genocide The prime minister’s new home The Continent The latest residence of the prime minister, located in the Yeka Hills near Addis Ababa, has completely altered the once serene landscape into a bustling June 21, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
Shifting from Moralization of Power to Containment: The Idea of Caretaker Government in Ethiopia Messay Kebede June 21, 2024 The history of modern Ethiopia displays a series of consecutive failures that added up into increasing threats to the very continuity of the country as we know June 21, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
Where are Ethiopian Evangelical Churches in the midst of all these bloodsheds in the country? A call for Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution By: Abel Eshetu Gebremedhin In the midst of Ethiopia’s complex socio-political landscape, where tensions and conflicts often threaten stability and unity, the role of Ethiopian June 20, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
The Horn of Africa States: The Misplaced Modus Operandi of Regional Foreign Policies Dr. Suleiman Walhad June 21st, 2024 Great and regional powers have cendent and was able to determine its reompeted over the region over the past two hundred years with the regional June 20, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
From Nobel Peace Prize to Civil War: The Captivating Saga of Ethiopia’s Leader When Abiy Ahmed took power in Ethiopia, he was feted at home and abroad as a great unifier and reformer. Two years later, terrible violence was raging. How did people get him June 20, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
Amhara Massacre: A Grim Reminder of Ethiopia’s Fragile Peace Mariam Senbet Beneath the rich history of Ethiopia lies a disturbing trend of violence that has disrupted the tranquility of its ancient monasteries and the well-being of its inhabitants. On February 22, June 18, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION·Human Rights
The Amhara Elites! Please Stop Bickering and Writing on Untimely Topics! Extinguish the Fire Ingulfing Amhara First! By Tigist W. Abate In its June 2024 report, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) reported that the Prosperity Party (PP) killed 600 Amharas in 2023.click here It is a travesty of June 16, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
An Open Letter to the Ethiopian Public, On the creation of the Transitional Government of Ethiopia Daniel Kendie Professor in the History department at Prairie View A&M University To begin with, in today’s Ethiopia, unemployment, mass hunger, corruption, and social unrest happen to be the fundamental causes of lack of peace and stability June 12, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
A Call to Increase Awareness about the Unrecognized Amhara Genocide in Ethiopia! By Tigist W. Abate While the world is busy talking about the 2- years conflict in Ukraine and the 7-month war in Gaza, it has completely ignored the 45 years old genocide of June 12, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
The Horn of Africa States: Navigating Regional Dynamics Dr. Suleiman Walhad June 12th, 2024 Favoritism is a disease and causes immense damages to any organization, country or region. It removes competency out of the equation and if one goes back June 12, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
Brokering Peace in Ethiopia: Challenges and Opportunities An open letter to the international community and to the media From Meskerem Abera Ethiopia It is now 33 years since Ethiopia adopted and institutionalized ethnicity-elite based politics, culture, constitution, and administrative June 11, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION·Human Rights
Ethiopians: Know the Enemy and Know Yourselves Tesfa ZeMichael “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained June 11, 2024 ANALYSIS & OPINION
The Dangers of Broad Generalizations: The Untold Tales of Courageous Ethiopians from the Tigray Province: A Personal Reflection
The Unraveling Historical Context of Abiy Ahmed Ali: From Fifth Orommuma Lubaship Headman to the New Breed of African Dictator
Ethiopian women played a crucial role in the Second Ethiopian-Italian War as freedom fighters, making significant contributions to the conflict.
Exploring Kenya’s State Visit to the US: A Look Back at Historical Ties Since Haile Selassie’s 1960s Visit