It should be called a coffee break, not a tea break
By- Sintayehu Girma Aytaged
Coffee is produced in more than 50 countries worldwide, and data shows that more than 120 million people in the...
The Prospect of Ethiopian National Dialogue: Integration, Disintegration and Reintegration?
By Eyob Asfaw Gemechu
It has been two years since the commission for national dialogue started its operation publicly. Though the commission was publicizing that...
Three decades of suffering, something got to give!
Genocide against Amhara's in Ethiopia, a crime for which justice is long overdue
MAY 22, 2024
By Senait Senay (PhD)
The world shall know that #Amhara|s in...
The Facade of Justice: Transition-less Transitional Justice in Ethiopia
By Henok Abebe
Transitional justice represents a structured approach devised by nations to address historical gross human rights violations and facilitate a transition toward a...
The Fate of Wolkait, Gondar-Amhara and Ethiopia
By - Girma Berhanu
Far-reaching implications of an evolving quagmire
Though who first coined the phrase “geography is destiny” is uncertain, the expression nevertheless denotes a...
Unveiling the Unspoken: The Untold Story of the Pretoria Peace Deal’s Inevitable Demise
By Sisay Amoraw
In the grand theater of Ethiopian politics, there are several moments when the script reads like a comedy of errors rather than...
