By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE A newly released analytical report by the Pan-African Agenda has concluded that the African Union failed to prevent or halt the war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, describing the conflict as the deadliest armed confrontation in the world since the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Issued ahead of the 39th Ordinary Session of the African…
By GEBREWAHID AMHA ABESHA More than three years after the signing of the Pretoria peace agreement, rising tensions and visible military movements are reviving fears that Ethiopia could once again slide into war in the northern Tigray region. What was meant to mark the beginning of a fragile recovery now appears increasingly strained, with political…
By Atwemereireho Alex In the annals of political economy, few phenomena are as paradoxical, enduring, and intellectually unsettling as the resource curse, also known as the paradox of plenty, the empirically demonstrable reality that countries endowed with abundant natural resources frequently record worse outcomes in economic growth, human development, democratic governance, and political stability than…
By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE A newly released analytical report by the Pan-African Agenda has concluded that the African Union failed to prevent or halt the war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, describing the conflict as the deadliest armed confrontation in the world since the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Issued ahead of the 39th Ordinary Session of the African…
By GEBREWAHID AMHA ABESHA More than three years after the signing of the Pretoria peace agreement, rising tensions and visible military movements are reviving fears that Ethiopia could once again slide into war in the northern Tigray region. What was meant to mark the beginning of a fragile recovery now appears increasingly strained, with political…
By Atwemereireho Alex In the annals of political economy, few phenomena are as paradoxical, enduring, and intellectually unsettling as the resource curse, also known as the paradox of plenty, the empirically demonstrable reality that countries endowed with abundant natural resources frequently record worse outcomes in economic growth, human development, democratic governance, and political stability than…
By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE A newly released analytical report by the Pan-African Agenda has concluded that the African Union failed to…
By GEBREWAHID AMHA ABESHA More than three years after the signing of the Pretoria peace agreement, rising tensions and visible…
By Atwemereireho Alex In the annals of political economy, few phenomena are as paradoxical, enduring, and intellectually unsettling as the…
By RANIA H. The arrest and prosecution of General Guesh Gebre, former commander of Army 15 of the Tigrayan forces,…
By GEBREWAHID AMHA ABESHA Between November 2020 and subsequent years, the people of Tigray were subjected to one of the…
By TESFA-ALEM TEKLE Uganda’s electoral commission on Saturday declared President Yoweri Museveni the winner of the country’s presidential election, extending…
By RANIA H. Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki on Monday accused Ethiopia of effectively declaring war on Eritrea, sharply escalating rhetoric…
By RANIA H. Residents across Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region are voicing strong opposition to the Tigray Regional Provisional Administration’s (TRPA)…
By RANIA H. Rising tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea are prompting mounting concern among analysts and regional diplomats, many of…
By RANIA H. As Ethiopia approaches the upcoming general election on June 1, 2026, the country stands not at the…
