More: Tigray
Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea: Mediator, Power Broker or Conflict Enabler?
Saudi Arabia has positioned itself as a diplomatic interlocutor in Sudan's war, seeking a ceasefire and a political settlement while maintaining close relations with...
Ethiopia Warns of Eritrea ‘Invasion’ as Fears of a New Horn of Africa War Grow
Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of launching an "all-out invasion," prompting it to defend itself, as confirmed in a letter to the UN. This letter...
Tigray Crisis Deepens as Airstrikes and Artillery Hit Region After Capital Falls
Airstrikes and artillery fire hit northern Ethiopia's Tigray region, causing at least 17 deaths as federal government and rebel forces clash for nearly two...
Tigray Conflict Explained: Why Renewed Fighting Could Spread Across the Region
Fighting is happening in northern Ethiopia between federal troops and a rebel alliance led by Tigrayan forces. This conflict resembles the earlier civil war...
Fears of Wider Ethiopia Conflict Grow as Forces Near Tigray Capital
Ethiopian government forces are advancing towards Mekelle, the capital of the Tigray region, as fears rise that the ongoing conflict could escalate into a...
Tigray’s Women and Girls Are Still Living the Consequences of the Genocidal War
A Crisis the World Is Moving On From Too Quickly
Nearly four years after war erupted in Tigray, women and girls across the region remain...
The Tigray Conflict: Political Inclusivity and Security Challenges in the Horn of Africa
Ethiopia, which has the second-largest population on the African continent and belongs to the category of the fastest-growing economy in the region, entered the...
Right to Peace in Ethiopia: Constitutional Promises and Tigrayan Realities
The Ethiopian Constitution of 1995, adopted during the EPRDF and framed as a foundation for a democratic federation, places peace at the center of...
From Gaza to Tigray: Starvation is Not a Tragedy—It’s a Crime
In July 2025, the World Health Organization warned that “malnutrition is on a dangerous trajectory in the Gaza Strip, marked by a spike in...
Starved of Aid: How Trump-Era Cuts Are Driving Tigray’s Displaced into Desperation
In the windswept IDP camps of Tigray, hollowed eyes stare across makeshift shelters. Once vibrant communities, now reduced to fragments of survival, are being...