For months, I have been predicting and warning the U.S. and the European Union are locked in a conspiracy to delegitimize the June 5, 2021 Ethiopian parliamentary election. In my February 14,... Read more »
The western powers and all those who are watching Ethiopia with red eyes from near and afar are currently speculating on a civil war that will culminate into the disintegration of Ethiopia... Read more »
In this commentary, I shall discuss what I believe will be the fourth pillar of U.S. policy in Ethiopia under the Biden Administration: Pull the Plug on a Rising and Shining Ethiopia.... Read more »
The daily lives of common people are filled with exciting social tensions. Many of these people believe that they are immune to submission tactics. They have the courage to resist unjust compliance,... Read more »
This year the world is celebrating the 76th anniversary of victory in the bloodiest and most cruel war of the XX century – World War II. In Russia it is usually referred... Read more »
PART I (Historian Nobelist, Career Surrealist It’s more sinister than you thought. Put the pieces together, and it’s hard to escape the implication that the TPLF always intended to have a bloodbath,... Read more »
BY SOLOMON DIBABA On the 22nd of April 2021, the UNSC issued a press statement regarding the situation in Tigray Region of Ethiopia. The Statement provided acknowledgment to the effort made by... Read more »
Part III BY AL MARIAM Western JournaLIEs of “ethnic cleansing” and “genocide” in Ethiopia: Time was when the New York Times sneezed, non-Western countries caught cold. The New York Times has yet... Read more »
BY AL MARIAM It is often observed that journalists need to be as transparent as possible with their audience about their sources and the limits of their knowledge. Without transparency in reporting,... Read more »
A vast majority of COVID-19 recovery funds disbursed in developing countries, including India, have gone to big corporations instead of being directed towards welfare, small firms or those working in the informal... Read more »