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Governance | Jul 03, 2026

Uneasy Peace in Tigray Demands Urgent Follow Through

Tigray tensions remain fragile, and the uneasy calm in northern Ethiopia risks giving way to renewed instability if underlying grievances are left unaddressed. Despite the cessation of large scale hostilities, the conditions necessary for durable peace remain incomplete. Displacement persists, humanitarian needs are still acute, and political trust between stakeholders remains thin. The prevailing situation is not one of resolution, but of suspension....

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