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NBE Ends CBE’s Exclusive Grip on China-Bound Export Permits Structural Fractures on the Eve of Ethiopia’s 7th General Election Deciphering Ethiopia’s $51.8 Billion Debt Crisis — Magnitude vs. Management From Track to Tourism, Track Legend Haile Gebrselassie Honored as Addis Ababa Gears Up for Massive COP 32 Summit One Flight Away: How a Looming Ebola Storm in the Congo Threatens to Breach East Africa’s Borders The "Tsimdo" Threat and Ethiopia's Strategic Warning to the International Communi Gogot Party Accuses Ruling Party of "Strategic" Electoral Violations, Threatens Election Boycott Kenya Decides to Double Its Electricity Imports from Ethiopia Tears, Triumphs, and Red Skies: Inside the Night Arsenal Reclaimed Its Soul Passing the Torch: Haile Gebrselassie on Africa’s Historic Olympic Milestone NBE Ends CBE’s Exclusive Grip on China-Bound Export Permits Structural Fractures on the Eve of Ethiopia’s 7th General Election Deciphering Ethiopia’s $51.8 Billion Debt Crisis — Magnitude vs. Management From Track to Tourism, Track Legend Haile Gebrselassie Honored as Addis Ababa Gears Up for Massive COP 32 Summit One Flight Away: How a Looming Ebola Storm in the Congo Threatens to Breach East Africa’s Borders The "Tsimdo" Threat and Ethiopia's Strategic Warning to the International Communi Gogot Party Accuses Ruling Party of "Strategic" Electoral Violations, Threatens Election Boycott Kenya Decides to Double Its Electricity Imports from Ethiopia Tears, Triumphs, and Red Skies: Inside the Night Arsenal Reclaimed Its Soul Passing the Torch: Haile Gebrselassie on Africa’s Historic Olympic Milestone

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Diplomacy | May 22, 2026

Ethiopia Seals Landmark Deal with United States

Ethiopia and the United States have signed a Strategic Bilateral Dialogue Framework Agreement aimed at elevating their longstanding diplomatic relations to a broader and more institutionalised partnership, with a strong emphasis on security, trade, investment, and regional stability....

Diplomacy | May 27, 2026

Ethiopia Raises Alarm Over Safety of Citizens in South Africa

State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Birhanu Tsegaye, held a high-level meeting yesterday with the South African Ambassador to Ethiopia, Nonkeba Losi, to address the escalating safety concerns of Ethiopians residing in South Africa. The meeting, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Addis Ababa, comes in the wake of a recent surge in targeted attacks against foreign nationals, including Ethiopian migrants and business owners....

Diplomacy | May 27, 2026

Getachew Reda Slams TPLF Leadership for 'Reckless Gambling' and Covert Alliances

Getachew Reda, the former President of the Tigray Interim Administration and current advisor to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, has launched a stinging critique against the leadership of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF). In an op-ed published today in The Africa Report, Getachew described the party’s current political trajectory as "reckless gambling" that threatens the fragile peace in the region....

Diplomacy | May 27, 2026

War of Words Escalates as TPLF, MoFA Trade Barbs Over Sudan Link

The diplomatic air between Addis Ababa and Mekelle thickened this week as the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) issued a stinging rebuttal to allegations made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), marking a fresh low in the fragile post-Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA) climate....

Political Parties | May 22, 2026

Academic Independence at Stake, Debating Political Influence in Universities

The contention between Ethiopian Social Democratic Party and the Ethiopian Civil Service Commission over the integrity of university leadership appointments touches upon a far deeper and more consequential question, the credibility of Ethiopia’s public institutions in safeguarding merit, autonomy, and intellectual independence. ...

Governance | May 26, 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....

Diplomacy | May 26, 2026

The Red Sea Question, Can Ethiopia Speak with One Voice

The assertion that the question of a maritime outlet ought to constitute a shared position among all political parties in Ethiopia invites both careful reflection and sober scrutiny. At its core, the statement gestures towards a vision of national cohesion, an appeal to transcend partisan fragmentation in favour of a unified strategic objective. Yet, beneath its apparent simplicity lies a dense web of historical sensitivities, geopolitical realities, and ideological divergences that render such unanimity both desirable and deeply complex....

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