BY JEFF PEARCE Part Two I have a few humble suggestions. What Should Be Done? The U.S., Britain and EU have been screaming until our ears bleed about “unfettered access” and rescuing... Read more »

Mr. President let me begin by congratulating you for assuming the presidency of the Security Council for the month. I assure you of my delegation’s full support. Mr. President, my country Ethiopia... Read more »

BY SOLOMON DIBABA The Ethiopian government declared an unconditional unilateral truce in Tigray to facilitate for a conductive farming season and as a gesture to enable easy access to relief supplies for... Read more »

 BY JEFF PEARCE Part One In 2015, while the war with ISIS was still going on, I had the opportunity to visit a Peshmerga base where I leaned on sandbags, and my... Read more »

The contemporary media landscape is witnessed compromising or breaking the golden principles and objectives of journalism though they have increasingly becoming pillars of the discipline. Obviously, media have become tools to secure... Read more »

BY EWNETU YIHENEW “We lied, we cheated, we stole,” former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo quoted as saying. He served as director of the CIA during the presidency of Donald Trump.... Read more »

 BY MADISON MOULTON In October of 2016, the term “fake news” was almost unheard of. A month later, amidst a landmark US election, interest in the phrase quadrupled. It has morphed from... Read more »

BY GETACHEW MINAS Investigating and determining responsibility for shocking domestic crimes, gross violations of human rights and serious humanitarian abuses precede reconciliation. Identifying the true causes of violent conflicts helps in designing... Read more »

 BY MENGESHA AMARE On 21st June, 2021, Monday morning I straightforward went to the polling station to cast my vote to the party whom I believe can serve the nation well and... Read more »