River Nile, one of the longest rivers in the world, has been loaded with controversies despite its potential for regional integration and development. Historically, it enabled and empowered great civilizations, romanticized by... Read more »

When the former Somali regime of Said Baree invaded Ethiopia from two directions mainly from the east and south east in 1977, the Ethiopian government requested the USA for a delivery of... Read more »

Last week, the US Senate passed a unanimous resolution against Ethiopia and this week the US imposed a wide range of economic sanctions and restricted visas to government and military officials from... Read more »

Round three of Ethiopia’s national greening initiative kicked off a couple of days back at a launching ceremony that was presided by Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed and prominent federal and regional... Read more »

On May 23, U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, announced visa restrictions “for any current or former Ethiopian or Eritrean government officials, members of the security forces or other individuals …responsible for... Read more »

Ethiopia has started reaping the fruits of its natural resources especially with which the Abbay River endowed. Following its commitment to come out of the grip of poverty it has found itself... Read more »

The African continent appears to be confronted with a plethora of problems and multifaceted challenges, ranging from peace, security, and stability to low economic and social development, the intensification of extremism and... Read more »

As a nation Ethiopia is determined to achieve middle-income status by 2025 while developing a green economy, which could harm the ecology of nature. Ethiopia is pushing to comply with green economy... Read more »

Donor countries’ understanding of poor countries seems to be that poor countries should be obedient and submissive. They prefer to force or intimidate such countries not to negotiate with them. It should... Read more »