Eritrea

The common political vision of the leaders of Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia threatens to throw the region into turmoil.

Khartoum visit by Eritrean leader comes amid strained relations between government of Ethiopia, a close ally, and Sudan.

Security Council issues 1st statement about six-month conflict, urges ‘unfettered humanitarian access’ to those in need.

Both sides had denied Eritreans were involved, contradicting testimony from residents, rights groups, aid workers.

Top official warns conflict ‘not over’, says ‘vast majority’ of Ethiopian region is fully or partially inaccessible.

Eleven women tell Reuters they were raped by soldiers as a top Ethiopian official has made a sexual slavery accusation.

Amnesty international says ‘unprovoked attack’ against civilians also left at least 19 people wounded.

The US, Germany, France and other G7 countries called for an unconditional withdrawal of Eritrean soldiers on Friday.

Call for ‘unconditional’ pullback comes as International Crisis Group warns of prolonged deadlock in Tigray.

The Eritrean president finds himself in an increasingly difficult situation.

Ethiopia’s prime minister announced Eritrea has agreed to withdraw its troops from the Tigray region.

At least 516 rape cases reported by five medical facilities in Mekelle, Adigrat, Wukro, Shire and Axum, UN says.

Secretary of State Blinken calls for international probe into ‘ongoing’ atrocities, as well as exit of Eritrean troops.

Children among those shot dead by troops in a November massacre in Axum, Ethiopia’s Tigray region, rights group says.