Fresh concerns are emerging over a possible return to conflict in Ethiopia, following reports of large-scale mobilisation by Ethiopian federal forces and Tigrayan troops.

The developments raise fears that tensions between Addis Ababa and the Tigray region could spiral into renewed civil war. Observers warn that another outbreak of violence would have devastating humanitarian and regional consequences across the Horn of Africa.

What is driving the latest mobilisation? And how fragile is the current peace arrangement? We analyse the situation and its broader implications.

Fears Of Renewed Civil War In Ethiopia | Massive Troop Mobilisation Reported

The parliamentary website in Ukraine said that President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday (Apr 16) signed into law a bill overhauling army mobilisation rules. This comes as Ukraine's issue of acute troop shortages and risks of collapsing under Russia's onslaught without support from the United States.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky signs army mobilisation bill into law

A draft law published on Ukraine's parliament website suggests that the war-torn nation is considering a proposal to lower the age for combat duty mobilisation from 27 to 25.

Ukraine considers lowering military mobilisation age to 25, almost two years into war with Russia

The mass mobilisation of reservists for the war in Ukraine was made with protests in Russia. However the Russian President has now said that thousands of volunteers are continuing to join the military.

Putin: Thousands continue to join army; Russia mobilises 318,000 recruits

The person in control of Vladimir Putin's disastrous mobilisation effort in Ukraine has been discovered dead under "suspicious" circumstances. Lt. Col. Roman Malyk (49), a military commissar, was found dead at his residence in a village in the Primorsky region of Russia.

Putin's mobilisation chief found dead under 'suspicious circumstances'

Thousands of Russians have fled the country after President Vladimir Putin announced partial military mobilisation. Reports have showed the charging demand for one-way tickets from Russia.

Russia Mobilisation Update: Long lines at Russia-Georgia border, calls in military reservists

Ever since the Russian president announced the country's first mobilisation, Russians have been trying to escape the country with every means of transport you can think of, especially through air flight.

One-way flight tickets from Russia increase by 27% amid Putin's mobilisation call 

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed decrees that paves the way for the occupied Ukrainian regions to be formally annexed into Russia. The decrees say that Putin recognized the two regions as independent territories.

Putin admits to blunder in war strategy; 2,000 arrested in anti-war protests

In pics: Russian call for mobilisation sparks mass exodus

Days after following the announcement of Russian President Vladimir Putin's order to mobilise thousands of Russians for the conflict in Ukraine, Russian men are now finding their way to Georgia to avoid being called up for a fight they do not support.

Thousands of Russians flee to Georgia amid Putin's mobilisation announcement

The Kremlin has admitted that errors have been made during the mobilization of reservists for Russia's military action in Ukraine. This comes after a string of complaints including allegations of racism against the draft process.

Kremlin admits to error during mobilisation

Russia's mobilisation of troops has been plagued with errors. People who should be ineligible are being called up. Ethnic minorities in Russia say the draft is racist.

WION Fineprint | Russia admits to mistakes during mobilisation

There are voices of dissent slowly rising in Russia after Kremlin ordered deployment of more troops to the front lines. The protests have been reported to 32 cities in Russia. Despite tough laws, people came out in the streets denouncing the partial troop mobilisation call. Around 700 protesters were arrested in Moscow.

Russia: Netizens flock to Georgian border after military build up; 2,300 vehicles wait to enter

A local member of the Russian military draft committee was shot by a man in Siberia who had refused to join the Ukrainian war, according to reports. The incident is said to have taken place on Monday in Irkutsk region’s Ust-Ilimsk city, a town of 85,000 people.

Russian man shoots military enlistment officer in protest against Vladimir Putin’s mobilisation call

Discontent with Russia's mobilisation has spread even to President Putin's allies. Senior Russian lawmakers ordered regional officials to handle the situation after a string of complaints.

Protests against mobilisation draft, over 2000 anti protestors have been arrested

Estonia has warned its Russian-speaking residents that their citizenship would be revoked and they would be banned from the EU and the country if they participate in Russia’s war against Ukraine.

‘No return for those who go’: Estonia warns Russian-origin residents against joining war

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the country's first partial mobilization ever since the second world war. In a speech broadcast to the Russian people today, he accused the West of engaging in nuclear blackmail against his country.

Putin’s Ukraine plan: What does partial mobilisation mean?

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced partial troops mobilisation and accused West of 'nuclear blackmail'. He said, NATO wants to start a war against our country and West is cultivating hatred for decades.

Vladimir Putin accuses West of 'nuclear blackmail', signs decree amid annexation plans

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