Addis ababa: For well over a century, hydro-diplomacy across the Abbay (Nile) River Basin operated under an asymmetric status quo rooted in colonial-era agreements. The agreements of 1929 and 1959-crafted without the participation or consent of Ethiop…
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Ethiopia Making Major Contribution to Global Biodiversity Conservation: UN Exec Secretary Schomaker
Addis ababa: Ethiopia is making a significant contribution to global biodiversity conservation, according to Astrid Schomaker, UN Convention on Biological Diversity Executive Secretary.
The Executive Secretary remarked at the ongoing diamond jubile…
Ethiopia Advances Natural Resource Conservation to Secure Sustainable Future
Addis ababa: Robust conservation and environmental development initiatives are making significant strides across Ethiopia, laying a firm foundation for a more prosperous nation for future generations, Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority Director…
Desert Journeys: The Harsh Realities of Migration Through Ethiopia and Djibouti
Addis ababa: The vast desert between Ethiopia and Djibouti conceals stories of hope and despair, where silence speaks louder than words. From afar, the desert’s beauty is undeniable, but a closer look reveals the broken dreams and interrupted journeys…
Ethiopia’s Path to Peace: Navigating the Promise and Perils of African National Dialogues
Addis ababa: National Dialogues across Africa have emerged as a critical mechanism for addressing complex conflicts, fostering political reform, and guiding transitions toward peace and democracy. These dialogues, often seen as a last resort or a hist…
Global Weekly Roundup: Military Escalation, Economic Fragmentation and the Race for Strategic Advantage
Addis ababa: The past week reinforced a defining feature of today’s international system: global crises are increasingly interconnected, with developments in one region producing political, economic, and security consequences far beyond their immediat…