Ethno-nationalism
What is happening in Ethiopia?
Hundreds have reportedly died and the fighting has now spilled across the country’s national borders into neighboring countries.
As conflict in Ethiopia continues, observers fear return of repressive state
Soon after coming to power in 2018, prime minister Abiy Ahmed had opened up the political space by freeing political prisoners and allowing other political parties to operate freely. The war in Tigray may lead to a reversal of these gains
Hundreds perish and thousands flee to Sudan as war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region continues
The fighting between the forces of the federal government and that of the Tigray regional government began on November 4. It has triggered fears of a full-blown civil war in Africa’s second most populous country
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