A political settlement through dialogue and negotiation could be a solution to the conflict. However, at this point, the likelihood of a negotiated settlement seems unlikely given the fact that the Tigray People’s Liberation Front admitted to firing rockets into the neighboring Amhara region, further enraging federal authorities.
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Tsigereda Meleskachew (BA, MPH) TPLF’s attack against ENDF’s Northern Command, which overwhelming...
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The challenge for Abiy now is to ensure that there are no losers and winners at the end of the conflict. That is to say, the Tigrayan people must not feel they “lost.” So far, the government has done a commendable job of separating the TPLF leaders from the people in Tigray.
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By: Neamin Zeleke There is a need to inform the world about the true nature of the conflict in...
Read MoreAderru Janni [email protected] (Independent writer and consultant in Water and Environment Issues), 1. Nile and the GERD in Context Ethiopia contributes over 85% the Nile water flow. Egypt and Sudan share...
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