The two stories emerged weeks apart, in different cities, under vastly different spotlights. One unfolded on a university campus in…
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Abstract Eritrea’s emergence from Italian colonial rule and its subsequent detachment from Ethiopia produced one of Africa’s most militarized and…
For more than two years, Sudan’s civil war has torn through every level of the state — its institutions, economy,…
When Eyob Tekalign, Governor of the National Bank of Ethiopia, met with diaspora remittance operators in Washington, DC, earlier this…
Trump adviser Massad Boulos urges a “technical, not political” path to resolve the GERD dispute—marking a quiet shift in Washington’s…
From tribal militias to diplomatic handshakes, Asmara’s deepening role in Sudan’s civil war reveals a dangerous new chapter for the…
The Horn of Africa’s largest economy continues to expand rapidly, yet inflation and conflict have left many Ethiopians struggling to…
ADDIS ABABA— As headlines warn of a fresh interstate war between Ethiopia and Eritrea, a quieter reality is already reshaping…
This is a confutation of the Economist’s latest story, “The forgotten horror of Western Tigray” How can there be so-called…
The Water That Made—and undid—an Empire Few nations are as bound to water yet deprived of it as Ethiopia. From…