Ethiopia’s Bishoftu Airport: Building a $12.5bn Hub on Fractured Ground
Yet The Economist’s reporting and critical academic analysis converge on a troubling reality: the project’s commercial soundness collides violently with…
Ethiopia, the World’s Oldest Ally and Its Newest Convenience: From Korea to Gaza, and the Perils of Selective Internationalism
Ethiopia’s history, from Korea to Cold War abandonment, from peacekeeping leadership to domestic fragmentation, offers a lesson that extends beyond…
‘The world stayed quiet, so we came to London’: Amhara protesters name the supply chain of violence
UAE: your hands are not clean. London Fano protesters stand at the UAE Embassy demanding an immediate end to UAE…
Ethiopia’s Debt Crisis Exposes a Rigged Global Financial System
firms like VR Capital and Farallon Capital Management, rejected even this lucrative deal. Instead, they are demanding terms that would…
The Hugger and the Dictator: Abiy Ahmed in Satirical Light
A Conversation in Three Acts By Ms. Leeshan KurateyInvestigative Journalist, Writer, and Poet Prologue: The Satirist as Scholar Before we…
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The Split Screen: Ethiopia’s Diplomatic Schizophrenia and the Magnitsky Shadow
What makes this moment particularly volatile is the religious dimension. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church is not a minority faith; it…
Asmara’s Gambit: Eritrea’s IGAD Exit and the Dangerous Theatre of Red Sea Politics
The recent withdrawal of Eritrea from the Intergovernmental Authority on Development marks yet another chapter in the Horn of Africa’s…
Ethiopia’s Digital Gamble: When Bitcoin Mines While Citizens Sit in Darkness
A nation trades its humanitarian soul for cryptocurrency’s fleeting promise By Thomas Araya, Ethiopian Tribune columnist In the dim glow…
When the Digital Megaphone Becomes a Battleground: Ethiopia’s Uneasy Dance with Online Freedom
By Sewasew Teklemariam There was a moment, not so long ago, when Ethiopia’s digital awakening felt like an unambiguous triumph.…