Editorial

Recent regulatory evaluations revealed that 47 Ethiopian public universities, including the flagship autonomous Addis Ababa University, failed to meet baseline...

Ethiopia's national dialogue, which opened on July 15, was billed as the country's best chance in years to talk its...

It is a deeply painful and frustrating reality that the subject of this editorial is a topic we have opined...

A dangerous statistical chasm has opened in the tracking of human suffering in Ethiopia. On one side stands a harrowing...

Ethiopia stands at a pivotal moment in its search for peace and reconciliation. The government recently confirmed that implementation of...

As Ethiopia’s seventh general elections, scheduled for June 1, draw near, the political climate is increasingly polarized. The electorate finds...

The plight of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Ethiopia remains one of the country’s most pressing humanitarian crises. Despite periodic...

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has long stood as more than a hydroelectric project; it is a symbol of...

The quiet tragedy unfolding in displacement camps across Ethiopia—specifically in the Tigray, Amhara, and other regions—demands urgent and collective action....

The mounting slaughter of Orthodox Chris tians in Arsi Zone, Oromia, is no longer an occasional tragedy—it is fast becoming...