#ethiopia

#ethiopia

The Tigray region of Ethiopia witnessed a brutal massacre of civilians, with soldiers executing men and hiding their crimes from the world.

The Pretoria agreement has ceased immediate conflict but has not ended ongoing violence and suffering in Tigray, with civilians still feeling unsafe.

Apesar da paz formal, a violência e o sofrimento continuam em Tigray, com alegações de genocídio contínuo contra a população Tigriana.

Sudanese refugees, once fleeing civil war, face new dangers in Ethiopian camps as violence escalates.

The search for safety amid ongoing conflict emphasizes their vulnerability and uncertainty.

Somaliland is holding presidential elections amidst regional tensions, aiming for international recognition after 30 years of self-rule.

Somaliland's presidential election aims to resolve political instability and enhance international recognition despite its unrecognized sovereignty.

Somaliland deal provides Ethiopia access to Red Sea, straining relations with Somalia.

Diplomatic dispute arises over agreement, sparking concerns of wider consequences.

PM Abiy Ahmed's praise for Putin at the BRICS summit signals a shift in global alliances and the diminishing influence of the West.

Taye Astke Selassie prioritizes sustainable peace and rule of law as Ethiopia's new president.

Ethiopia's new president prioritizes peace, rule of law, and is committed to dialogue amidst internal conflicts.

Malaria infection rates are increasing dramatically in Ethiopia due to various compounding factors, including armed conflict and climate change.

At least 229 people died in a landslide in southwestern Ethiopia due to heavy rain, with villagers trying to rescue victims being hit by a second landslide.

Egypt's arms shipments to Somalia raise regional tensions, especially with Ethiopia, amidst ongoing conflicts and water disputes in the Horn of Africa.

Egypt has strengthened military ties with Somalia this year, influenced by mutual distrust of Ethiopia.

The filling of Ethiopia's GERD escalates tensions, with Egypt seeking binding water-access agreements as its national security is at stake.

Over 100,000 women in Ethiopia's Tigray region may have been raped during the civil war.

Countless women who gave birth as a result of rape are struggling with ostracization and rejection from their communities.

The violence against Tigrayan women was sustained and organized, with multiple perpetrators including Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers and Amhara militiamen.

Extreme drought in northern Italy has doubled over the past two decades, creating a climate that increasingly mirrors that of Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa.

Under extreme climate pressures, areas that used to experience frequent droughts are now more prone to frequent flooding, while other regions historically prone to flooding now endure more frequent droughts.

The flip of climate extremes is being experienced by millions of people living in some of the poorest areas of the world, where communities are often ill-equipped to deal with them.