Money and power: Behind Sudan’s military wing hawkishness

BY YESUF ENDRIS Money and power has mainly been the driving behind Africa’s ugliest and bloodiest conflicts that continue to date. The Horn of Africa is no different. For decades, the region... Read more »

Multipolar world: A boon to third world nation’s foreign policy alternatives

BY ADDISALEM MULAT The era of cold war was characterized by bipolar world divided along liberal and socialist camps. However, the collapse of the Soviet Union on December 31, 1991 had led... Read more »

Internationalizing GERD a foiled attempt!

BY HAILE DEMEKE Trilateral negotiation among Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt over Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)which has been going on for quite a decade has continued to be unfruitful. The three countries... Read more »

Upcoming poll marks milestone in the nation’s quest for democracy

BY ADDISALEM MULAT With campaigns taking places warmly and voters’ registration almost on, many are hoping that the upcoming election would be fair, free, credible, and democratic more than ever before. Many... Read more »

Staying afloat on Horn Africa’s complex dynamism

BY HAILE DEMEKE The Horn of Africa is going through far-reaching economic and political dynamics risking a domino effect of insecurities not only in the region but also beyond. Currently, the region... Read more »

Making the most of elections

BY FITSUM GETACHEW There is a lot of talk about elections these days. Many people would like to believe that an election would settle all the problems of a country. In any... Read more »

The paradoxical war against Ethiopia

Decrying for more access yet providing little help  BY ADDISALEM MULAT An unanticipated thing happened in the early morning of 4, November under the umbrella of the Northern Command of the Ethiopian... Read more »

Women army members cherish political, military leaderships in Adwa Victory

BY MENGESHA AMARE Ethiopians had been fighting just wars to defend their country’s independence against successive foreign aggressions. The fight against Italian invaders is a peculiar example in this regard. The very... Read more »

The privileges to violate privilegesHow some UNSC states infringe on others’ sovereignty

BY YESUF ENDRIS The United Nations’ charter that declares the sovereign equality of states is violated as member countries particularly some with veto power have abused the privilege using their status inappropriately... Read more »

“Family of TPLF founder, Sibehat Nega, had been smuggling USD 100 million to overseas annually, ” Araya Tesfamariam, Journalist and longtime critic of TPLF

BY ADDISALEM MULAT On November 4, the TPLF junta clique attacked the Northern command of the Ethiopian National Defense Forces that has been positioned in the Tigray state. Aside from taking the... Read more »