Hunger in Addis Ababa: The Work of an Ethnic Apartheid System
By Professor GIRMA BERHANU For more than half a century, Ethiopians have endured cycles of drought, famine, and mass starvation....
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The Red Sea Calculus: Macron’s Statecraft, IMF Confidence, and the Resurgent Horn
How a U.S.-mediated Ethiopia–Eritrea rapprochement is reshaping geopolitics, diplomatic leverage, and regional order An International Observer Analysis Editorial Foreword In...
The Architecture of Collapse: Ethiopia’s Convergent Crises and the Question of Civilisational Survival
How regional war, electoral consolidation, diaspora uprising, and conflicting visions of national identity threaten to unravel the Horn of Africa’s...
The Abraham Accords: Part 4 Concludes a Strategic Reckoning
By Mefkereseb G. Hailu (PhD) Editorial Foreword It is with considerable gratitude that the Ethiopian Tribunepresents the final instalment of Dr...
The Abraham Accords: The Force Re‑shaping the Gulf–Red Sea–Horn Energy & Geopolitical Architecture (Part III)
EDITOR'S FORWARD: PART 3 — ETHIOPIA'S INTERNAL CONSTRAINTThe third instalment of Mefkereseb G. Hailu's analysis arrives at the moment when...
Gold Cannot Buy Time: Ethiopia’s Debt Crisis and the Collapse of the Official Narrative
ETHIOPIAN TRIBUNE Democratic Accountability • Human Rights • Political Analysis Gold Cannot Buy Time: Ethiopia's Debt Crisis and the Collapse...
Pictures, Pejorative Discourse, and the “Ape†Insult
By Professor Girma Berhanu Editorial Foreword On Dehumanisation, Imagery, and the Long Shadow of Scientific Racism The Editors • Ethiopian...
Fascism at Work: Propaganda, Conspiracy, Lies, Hatred, and Incompetence in Ethiopia
By Professor Girma Berhanu, University of Gothenburg, Sweden EDITORS' FOREWORD A Warning Ethiopia Cannot Afford to Ignore There are moments...
The Spirit of Adwa Must Carry Ethiopia Through GERD and the RED SEA
Sovereignty, Development, and Democratic Unity in the Age of Transactional Geopolitics By Mefkereseb G. Hailu (PhD) March 23, 2026 EDITOR’S...
The General of the Poor and the Shards of Harar
One hundred and twenty years on, we mourn a man twice over, first to death, then to the rather more...
