After Mekelle: The War Is Not Over
The capture of Mekelle by Ethiopian federal forces and their allies is a major turning point in the renewed conflict in northern Ethiopia. It changes the military picture considerably, gives…
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Opinion The capture of Mekelle by Ethiopian federal forces and their allies is a major turning point in the renewed conflict in northern Ethiopia. It changes the military picture considerably, gives…
Introduction: Landlocked Ethiopia’s ruling elite have revived an age-old obsession: obtaining direct access to the Red Sea through Eritrean territory. In…
The recent statements by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed delivered during a parliamentary session in response to questions…
Prefatory Summary: The Narrative According to the Ethiopian Reporter In January 2021, the Ethiopian newspaper The Reporter published…
The Ankara Declaration, signed on December 11, 2024, between Ethiopia and Somalia, represents a significant diplomatic breakthrough in…
Landlocked Ethiopia agreed to lease 20 km (12 miles) of coastline from Somaliland to set up a naval…
The current Eritrean government and its predecessor, the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF), have long opposed any secessionist…
In a recent interview with TASS, the official Russian journal, the ambassador of the Russian Federation to Eritrea…