Condemning all violence and human rights abuses in Ethiopia, and calling on the Government of Ethiopia and the Government of the State of Eritrea to remove all Eritrean troops from Ethiopia, and for all belligerents in the conflict, including the Ethiopian National Defense Forces, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front, and Amhara regional forces, and other... Continue Reading →
The spokesperson of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia, H.E. Ambassador Dina Mufti, gave the Ministry’s biweekly press briefing today (30 September 2021) to the media. In his presentation, the Ambassador focused on political diplomacy, particularly on the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister H.E.Demeke Mekonnen participation in UNGA76, Economic diplomacy, and citizen cantered diplomacy. Please find... Continue Reading →
The regime of dictator Abiy Ahmed Ali, has lost the legitimacy of representing all Ethiopians. Instead of uniting them, the regime is fuelling ethnic hatred, and planting seeds of genocide in Ethiopia. Today, the fascist regime of Abiy Ahmed, is naked for everyone to see. The amount of money that is spent on ethnic hatred... Continue Reading →
High Commissioner Filippo Grandi, who recently concluded a mission to Ethiopia, described the situation in Tigray as “extremely grave”. Greetings everybody. I conclude tonight my fifth visit to Ethiopia as UN High Commissioner for Refugees and at the outset I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Government for having facilitated his visit, and... Continue Reading →
Abiy and Isaiah are forming a front and bombing the people of Tigray; The Eritrean soldiers were captured in yesterday's battle. The people of Tigray, no matter where the war broke out, they'll sacrifice and win. They bury their enemies. instead of working towards a peaceful resolution Abiy Ahmed Ali and Eritrean dictator Isaiah Afwerki... Continue Reading →
Since 1999 there has been a proliferation in the number of peace operations deployed to Africa. The majority of these peace operations have been deployed into situations where there is little peace to keep and to situations where belligerents are actively targeting civilians. The changing security environment and the changing expectations regarding the capacities and... Continue Reading →
If you’re able to access social media, then you’re very aware of the velvet revolutions sweeping Sub Saharan Africa. Gone are the days when the redemption of a nation from a backward clique,was a one man’s job. What happened in Sudan and Zimbabwe is a collective effort that united like minded people to end the... Continue Reading →
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