‘Finish them off’: How three aid workers were executed on Ethiopian battlefield
Eyewitnesses say MSF workers were gunned down by government troops on orders of commander
Eyewitnesses say MSF workers were gunned down by government troops on orders of commander
UN secretary general hails release of prisoners but many others remain cautious
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Prime minister Abiy Ahmed engineers reversal of fortunes with help of Persian Gulf allies
State-affiliated broadcaster shows Abiy Ahmed wearing military fatigues
Prime minister Abiy Ahmed vows to mobilise troops against Tigray fighters
Minister unsure if it will be possible to visit Addis Ababa in two weeks
Tigrayans across the country are being rounded up as war with rebels rumbles on
Ethnicity of contractor drivers for World Food Programme not clear
Earlier arrivals from African nation have no Jewish links, and may be war crime suspects
The UN and humanitarian groups report that hundreds of thousands now face famine-like conditions and millions have been displaced
Tigrayan rebels advance towards capital, as analysts worry whole region could unravel
Nobel Peace Prize winner marks year of war as Tigrayan forces threaten Addis Ababa
Government warns of ‘grave danger’, and calls on citizens to take up arms
Some 5.2 million people in the region require food assistance, of whom 400,000 are living in famine-like conditions, according to the UN
Western officials say Ethiopian president has amassed weapons for new round of war
Country facing major economic difficulties compounded by Covid-19, violence in Tigray
Simmering feud between PM Abiy Ahmed and Tigrayan leaders erupted into war last November
Elections marred by insecurity, opposition boycotts and a looming famine in Tigray
Abiy secures another term in office with his party winning 410 of 436 seats
Leader of restive Ethiopian region presents rebels’ side of conflict that plunged country into chaos
The fall of Mekelle signalled a turning point in a war that has plunged Ethiopia into chaos
Coveney highlights use of starvation, rape as weapons of war in seven month-old conflict
Diplomats and agencies say 350,000 people in Tigray region are suffering from famine
Vote marred by opposition boycott, war and reports of irregularities in some areas
Abiy Ahmed was a shining hope for country and continent – but his halo has been shattered
Berhanu Nega is the leading opposition candidate in country’s first ‘free and fair’ poll
‘Mass starvation is inevitable. This is a man-made disaster’
Minister says imperative Eritrean forces leave region in north Ethiopia
Accounts from Tigray say most perpetrators of rape are Ethiopian or Eritrean troops
November’s invasion of Tigray has morphed into protracted and gruesome conflict
Grinding civil war accompanied by atrocities including widespread sexual assault targeting women
Over 500 rape cases reported to clinics, as Ethiopia says Eritrean troops to withdraw
Bitter civil conflict marked by accounts of rights violations has caused alarm across the world
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