The anniversary of Ethiopia’s brutal and expanding conflict finds the country in a seemingly inescapable quagmire.
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Government officials maintain focus of operations in region is suspected rebels and not civilians.
Questions loom over the next phase of a brutal conflict that has left civilians at risk of famine.
For decades Ethiopians have flocked to Lebanon in search of work. But many find a cycle of abuse that’s hard to escape.
Gov’t says June 21 vote will be a break away from previous polls but critics say process is not free and fair.
Civilians in western Ethiopia say they plan to relocate after spate of attacks targeting people of ethnic Amhara origin.
Several Ethiopian opposition figures charged with ‘terrorism’ last year began a hunger strike in late January.
Once a frontier market superstar, Ethiopia has seen its investment lustre dimmed by conflict and pandemic.
Bickering over contested farmland along the border has in recent weeks deteriorated into armed clashes.
Humanitarians sound alarm for millions of people in need of emergency assistance in Ethiopia’s conflict-hit region.
