As the United Nations is major global institution that is presumably neutral, it cannot depend on unreliable, unattributable information. It has the obligation to get information from all parties and analyse them adequately before taking sides. Biased information erodes its credibility and hurts the people it alludes to help. The UN must be impartial.
By: Mengesha Kebede (Mengesha has BA and MA from the American University of Beirut, Lebanon) In today’s Ethiopia, the is
A democratic territorial-based federalism would ensure that individual and group rights are conferred based on residency and not ethnicity. In fact, this arrangement would be the best model to advance inclusive, equitable, and sustainable socio economic growth, democratization, and good governance; while at the same time, enhancing the stability and security of Ethiopians and the Ethiopian State.
By Yohannes Gedamu (For The Conversation Africa) Prime minister Abiy Ahmed, who has been awarded this year’s Nobel Prize for Peace,
By Mahemud Tekuya (Written for and Published by Ethiopia-Insight.com) The only way to solve the disagreement between upstream Ethiopia and
By Yohannes Gedamu (For The Conversation Africa) When Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed came to power in 2018, the political reforms and
Every New Year celebration comes with an opportunity to reflect. Ethiopia has a chance to do just that. But, it faces difficult challenges.
Author: Yohannes Gedamu (For The Conversation Africa) Ethiopia’s ethnic federal arrangement was designed to empower ethnic groups with the right
By Yohannes Gedamu (For The Conversation Africa) For almost three decades Ethiopia’s federal structure – enshrined in the country’s 1994 constitution –
By: Robin Ryan, for Forbes.com For the story’s original link, please click here:https://www.forbes.com/sites/robinryan/2019/03/19/matt-damon-aids-ethiopias-water-crisis-how-you-too-can-make-a-difference/#29a26b90c00d Academy Award winner Matt Damon is an active volunteer
History warns the relationship between these two countries could suddenly turn sour again. by: Michael Rubin for, nationalinterest.com hen Eritrea
President Macron of France is in state visit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and the Eastern Africa region. The two leaders
Christopher R. Rossi, Lecturer in International Law, University of Iowa (For The Conversation Africa) The borderlines separating Kenya and Somalia
