The airstrike on a camp for internally displaced people in Tigray has reportedly killed 56 people and injured dozens of others. This comes amidst allegations of the Ethiopian govt repeatedly targetting civilians.

Tigray: 56 people killed in airstrike on camp for internally displaced people

The Ethiopian government has announced Amnesty for a number of high-profile political prisoners. This includes pardons for people from the opposition like the Tigray people's liberation front, as well as the Ormo ethnic group. It is important to note that these pardons come in the backdrop long-drawn conflict in northern Ethiopia after fighting broke out in November 2020 after months of tensions with the TPLF. The conflict are witnessing a period of cessation. After Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Helmed the recapture of a host of key towns from the Tigray people's liberation front.

Ethiopian government announces Amnesty for a number of high-profile political prisoners

It started as an operation by the Ethiopian government on the Tigrayan rebels in late 2020, but soon this operation by the Ethiopian government exploded into a bit of a civil war leading to a million people getting displaced and a humanitarian disaster unfolding in large parts of Ethiopia.

Amid crackdown by the Ethiopian government on the Tigrayan rebels, thousands of people flee to Sudan

Amid the ongoing Tigray conflict and 13-month war, the Ethiopian government makes territorial gains as it claims back Tigrayan city from rebels.

Ethiopian PM says federal troops to not advance further

Ethiopian prime minister Abby Ahmed has said that federal troops will not advance further into the war-torn province of Tigre to avoid an escalation of the conflict.

Govt says, no further advance into Tigray

Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) has started withdrawing the forces from two regions in North Ethiopia as the 13-month brutal war reaches a turning point.

Tigray rebels withdraw from 2 regions in North

Tigray's rebel forces withdraw from two regions in North Ethiopia

Ethiopia: Tigray rebels withdraw from two regions in North

Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) has announced that the forces of the Front have completed their withdrawal from the regions of Amhara and Afar in Ethiopia.

Tigray rebels to withdraw from neighboring Ethiopian regions

Tigray forces announces withdraw from Ethiopia's Amhara, Afar regions

Rights group sounds an alarm on a fresh wave of ethnic violence happening in war-torn Ethiopia. Amhara forces have been accused of torturing the Tigray people. In the months of November and December, Amhara forces were documented systematically detaining, torturing the people of Tigray.

Ethiopia: Amhara forces were documented systematically detaining, torturing people of Tigray

Residents of Lalibela, a city in northern Ethiopia describe life during the recent occupation by the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) insurgent group.

Ethiopia: Life under TPLF rebel group in Lalibela

Tigray rebels on Sunday recaptured the north Ethiopian town of Lalibela, home to a UNESCO world heritage site.

Tigray rebels regain control of Ethiopian heritage town Lalibela

Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi backed the Ethiopian government amid the ongoing war in Tigray. Is Beijing displacing American power in Africa? Will Ethiopia become a Chinese BRI outpost? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: China enters the civil war in Ethiopia

China says that the Ethiopian government is capable of managing the Tigray conflict. During the latest visit, China's foreign minister's Wang Yi pledged to help the Ethiopian government and also aim at strengthening ties.

China bats for Abiy Ahmed's government, says Ethiopia capable of handling Tigray conflict

During his latest visit to the war-torn country, the Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi pledged support saying that the Ethiopian government is capable of managing the Tigray conflict.

China says Ethiopia capable of handling Tigray conflict

One week after vowing to lead military operations at the front, the Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has claimed victory over Tigrayan rebels and has urged them to ‘surrender’.

Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed claims war gains, urges TPLF rebels to ‘surrender’

Ethiopia's PM Abiy Ahmed is headed to frontlines to direct the war effort, this comes two days after the PM had announce his willingness to lead his countries soldiers on the frontline against the advancing rebel fighters.

Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict: PM Abiy Ahmed vows to head to the frontlines | Latest English News

Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed will be leading his army “from the battlefront”, state-affiliated media reported on Wednesday. The Nobel Peace Prize-winning leader decided to direct the war as the rebel Tigray forces moved closer to the capital Addis Ababa.

Ethiopia’s PM says he will lead army ‘from battlefront’ as Tigray forces march towards capital

The fighting in the Ethiopia Tigray conflict has reached the country's capital Addis-Ababa. The US envoy has said that any progress towards the diplomatic settlement was at risk of being overshadowed by the alarming developments on the ground.

Ethiopia: Ethiopian Prime Minister vows to go to frontline to lead battle

Ethiopia: Tigray rebels capture town just 200km from capital

Tigrayan forces in Ethiopia continue to seize key cities on their way to the capital city of Addis Ababa. Experts state that the forces are poised to seize the country's main trade route known as the Djibouti corridor.

Ethiopia: Tigrayan forces may seize Djibouti corridor

Abiy Ahmed's government is locked in a year-long war with the Tigrayan people's liberation front (TPLF). Ethiopia has now outlined conditions for possible talks with rebels from the country's war-hit Tigray region.

Escalation of Tigray crisis, Ethiopia sets out terms of possible attacks

Ethiopian authorities have now rounded up high-profile Tigrayans in a mass crackdown on suspected supporters of rebellious northern forces. From a bank CEO to priests and the United Nations staff, everyone was targeted in the crackdown.

Ethiopian authorities round up high-profile Tigrayans, including bank CEOs and UN staff

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