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Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki said that his neighboring country, Ethiopia—which is at loggerheads with his own—should focus on resolving its internal issues instead of engaging in aggressive rhetoric that fuels conflict. He made the remarks in an interview with national…
I recently read an article by Esther Freud on what she calls “The perils of writing about family,” and what it means to navigate different and/or divergent memories of incidents with siblings when recounting family life and growing up. The divergence…
በ1950 በፈረንሳይ በስደት ይኖር የነበረው ፖላንዳዊ ጄርዚ ጊድሮይክ ሥነ ጽሑፋዊ ዳሰሳ የሚያደርግ መፅሔት ማሣተም ጀምሮ ነበር።ግን ወጪውን አልቻለውም። በተወሰነ መልኩ፥ የመፅሔቱ አላማ፥ ሀገሩ ፖላንድ ከወደቀችበት የኮሚኒስት ቀንበር ነፃ ማውጣት ነበር። በፈረንሳይ አገር የገንዘብ ድጋፍ ማግኘት አስቸጋሪ ሆነበት።ከሁለተኛው የዓለም ጦርነት በኋላ፥…
Rare photographs of Fanno fighters have been featured in today’s edition of the French newspaper Libération. Captured by photojournalist Robin Tutenges, these images offer a unique glimpse into the lives and struggles of the Fanno fighters—a story often overlooked by…
Picture academia as a giant, colorful map—one designed not for walls but for wanderers. It’s supposed to be a place where bold thinkers cross borders, chase ideas, and return with fresh discoveries. But lately, it feels like some of those…
Following a series of attacks in which twenty people were killed, many investors and farmers are leaving Benishangul-Gumuz, abandoning their commercial farms, according to reports. The region’s industry and investment bureau announced that it had been informed of the departure…
Do you remember Hewan Gebrewold from Jano Band? She was one of the lead singers of the group, a full ensemble, and one of Ethiopia’s top acts. The band has since disbanded, and we haven’t heard much about them lately.…
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has called on religious leaders, wealthy individuals, scholars, and embassies to act swiftly to help prevent war in Tigray. His remarks in parliament on Thursday came amid growing tensions between the federal government and the…
Tensions that escalated when Tigrayan leaders Debretsion Gebremichael and Getachew Reda clashed were ultimately resolved after Debretsion’s forces prevailed. This victory led to the appointment of Tadesse Werede—who had sided with Debretsion—as the new head of the Tigray administration. Getachew…
Authorities in Addis Ababa are rounding up Tigrayan youths in arbitrary arrests, targeting them solely because of their ethnic background and holding them without due process or formal charges, according to former detainees and their families. Human Rights First Ethiopia…