Why Ethiopia’s Crisis Could Unleash the World’s Next Displacement Catastrophe
Ethiopia’s disintegration will not only redraw the displacement map of the 21st century but will also fundamentally destabilize the Nile Basin, the Red Sea corridor, and global migration patterns.
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Critics accuse Ethiopia’s ruling party of fueling ethnic conflict in western Oromia
The ruling part is “playing from the TPLF’s playbook.”
Why Ethiopia’s Crisis Could Unleash the World’s Next Displacement Catastrophe
Ethiopia’s disintegration will not only redraw the displacement map of the 21st century but will also fundamentally destabilize the Nile Basin, the Red Sea corridor, and global migration patterns.
The Abiy Project: A conversation with Tom Gardner
Abiy is an idiosyncratic Ethiopian nationalist first.
Oromo elites need to embark on a soul-searching mission
The problems that the Oromo people are facing cannot be blamed solely upon the colonizers and the colonial structure they built to sustain their dominance.
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