Council Blames U.S Gov’t for Failure to Understand Evolution of Current Conflicts in Ethiopia

The Ethiopian Inter – Religious Council – North America (IRC-NA) has expressed its deep concern over the failure of understanding the evolution and the complexities of the current conflicts in Ethiopia by the Global North, particularly the U.S government. In its open letter sent to the US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken the council said […]

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Gov’t in Sudan Should Refrain from Destructive Acts against Ethiopia, Says Expert

The Government of Sudan should refrain from sowing seeds of discord in Ethiopia and ensure the continuity of the peaceful and strong collaboration between the two countries, Ethio-Sudan Relations expert Ibrahim Shaddad said. The Government of Sudan has occupied Ethiopian territory and refused to respect the status quo ante and resume negotiation with a view […]

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Nation Reiterates Commitment to Bolster Global Peacekeeping Mission

Ethiopia has reiterated its historical and ongoing contribution to peacekeeping mission under the United Nations (UN) and African Union would continue. Speaking at the opening of a two-day virtual Preparatory Meeting of 2021 UN Peacekeeping today, Defense Minister Kenea Yadeta said Ethiopia’s contribution to peacekeeping and cooperation with the United Nations and the Africa Union […]

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Peace Group Chair Urges Security Council Use of United Nations Charter to Engage Before Outbreaks of Large-Scale Violence

1990s Boycott of Taliban Was Not Best Option, Elder Emeritus Says, Stressing Urgent Need for Urgent Talks with New Kabul Rulers The Security Council should proactively use the power of investigation under Article 34 of the Charter of the United Nations to engage before large-scale violence breaks out, Mary Robinson, Chair of the Elders — a non-governmental […]

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