Amnesty International reports that a lack of accountability for past abuses has left civilians vulnerable to renewed fighting and atrocities in Tigray.

A significant escalation of conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region, the largest since the 2022 Pretoria agreement, has led to a mass exodus of Ethiopians fleeing to neighboring Sudan.

Hundreds of people have fled Ethiopia's Tigray region into neighboring Sudan following recent border fighting.

Tigrayan leaders are accusing the Ethiopian government of launching an 'open war' amidst escalating tensions that have mounted over recent months.

A deadly drone attack has been launched against the Tigray region in Ethiopia. Anti-government Tigrayan groups claim responsibility for the strike.

Ethiopia is holding its first elections since the peace deal in the Tigray region, with the vote seen as an affirmation of the country's commitment to democracy. The elections are taking place amidst ongoing concerns about human rights in the nation.

Ethiopia has experienced continuous conflict since 2020, with fighting reported in the Tigray, Oromia, and Amhara regions, as detailed in a visual guide to the country's ethnic groups and conflict zones.

Fears of renewed conflict in the Horn of Africa are rising as the TPLF regains control in Tigray following the election of Debretsion Gebremichael, increasing tensions with the Ethiopian federal government.

An analysis explores the Tigray People's Liberation Front's (TPLF) five-decade journey, tracing its ideological collapse and drift from liberation ideals towards autocracy.

The African Union and United Nations have voiced concerns regarding ongoing tensions in Ethiopia's Tigray region, calling for the full implementation of the Pretoria peace agreement.

The reassertion of control by the TPLF in Tigray, following the election of Debretsion Gebremichael, has led to rising tensions with Ethiopia's federal government, fueling fears of a renewed conflict in the Horn of Africa.

The Tigray Culture and Tourism Bureau has outlined next steps after the Al-Nejashi Mosque was added to the UNESCO Tentative List.

President Tadesse has confirmed that the Tigray Council plans to elect a president in June and has ruled out an exit from Mekelle, indicating key political developments within the region.

Hundreds of thousands of people are internally displaced in Ethiopia's Tigray region, with reports of arbitrary detention and treatment as second-class citizens.

The Tigray Interim Administration has announced a severe financial crisis, attributing it to an 8.5 billion birr budget shortfall.

An explanatory article from Addis Standard discusses the implications and significance of the reinstatement of Tigray's regional council to its pre-war status.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has reported that Tigrayans in Western Tigray continue to face 'dehumanizing restrictions' and abuses, with returns remaining unsafe despite a truce.

The main political party in Tigray announced the restoration of the Tigray government, raising concerns about the stability of the peace deal and the potential resumption of conflict in northern Ethiopia.

The Central Committee of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has convened in Axum as an administrative rift within the party deepens.

Tigray is navigating a complex path towards its 2026 elections, marked by ongoing war, internal divisions, and concerns over a lack of inclusive participation, as reported by Addis Standard.

Despite a peace agreement, the Tigray region is experiencing a hidden post-war humanitarian emergency, with widespread suffering among its population.

Over 700 Eritreans reportedly crossed into Ethiopia's Tigray region for holiday celebrations, while the Ethiopian Federal Government accused Eritrea of meddling in its internal affairs.

Tigray authorities have denied reports regarding the release of a federal salary budget, labeling the claims as 'misleading'.

Ethiopia's National Dialogue Commission has announced that the forum for gathering agenda items for Tigray will now be held in Addis Ababa.

At least 1,300 people have died from hunger in refugee camps in Ethiopia's Tigray region over the past three years, with the African Union estimating a total of 600,000 conflict-related deaths in the region.

The education community in Tigray is organizing a protest against severe budget cuts that are threatening the operation and future of local schools.

Journalists at Tigray Television have issued a warning, stating they will cease work if their February salaries are not paid, highlighting a labor dispute.

Ethiopia's Rehabilitation Commission claims hundreds of 'Army 70' fighters have joined the Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) program, a claim that the Tigray security bureau has pushed back against.

Concerns over a potential resurgence of conflict are causing an increasing number of Tigrayans to flee Ethiopia, seeking safety.

A Tigray military commander stated that the army is in a 'good posture' but warned that a military solution to ongoing tensions would not succeed.

Female fighters recall how the conflict in the northern Tigray destroyed their lives, as fears grow that fighting could resume.

The Ethiopian High Court is scheduled to rule next week on a dispute concerning a constituency in the Tigray region.

In Ethiopia's Tigray region, displaced people remain trapped in limbo as tensions between Addis Ababa and Eritrea escalate. While fragile calm holds in Mekelle, many in Tigray fear war could return at any moment.

The Federal Supreme Court has issued an injunction against the Election Board's decision to remove five electoral zones in the Tigray region from its jurisdiction.

The Tigray Trade and Export Agency has announced that the fuel supply to the region has been completely cut off since January.

Tensions are escalating in northern Ethiopia's Tigray region, with the government assembling troops on the border, raising fears of a new conflict after the devastating war that ended in 2022.

The Tigray Administration has reportedly rejected a decision made by the Ethiopian Election Board, indicating ongoing political tensions.

An article discusses the constitutional integrity of Tigray and the limitations of external patronage, referencing events from Pretoria to Tsimdo.

Ethiopia's Tigray region is grappling with the aftermath of past conflict and growing fears of another outbreak of violence.

Tensions are rising in Ethiopia's Tigray region, with citizens bearing the brunt of political fractures, prompting diplomats to urge restraint.

Military activity around the disputed city of Alamata has raised concerns about a potential unraveling of the fragile peace established after the 2020–2022 Tigray War in Ethiopia.

Heavy artillery and drone clashes between Ethiopian forces and Tigray rebels in Shererina have concluded after an intense period of fighting.

Tigrayan rebels have reported renewed clashes with Ethiopian government forces, indicating a potential escalation of conflict in the region.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has stated that he has the leaders of the Tigray region in his sights, indicating continued military pressure or pursuit.

The Tigray region will not participate in Ethiopia's upcoming 2026 election for the second time, leading to simmering tensions as Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party is expected to win.

Ongoing crises in Ethiopia's Amhara and Tigray regions are reportedly creating uncertainty and challenges for the country's upcoming 2026 general election, highlighting regional instability.

Reports of forced conscription are emerging across the Tigray region, prompting alarm from residents, political parties, and human rights groups. Concerns are growing over the coercive recruitment practices and their impact on the local population.

The Tigray Education Bureau has announced an early end to the academic year, citing severe fuel and budget crises impacting its operations.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) announced that the Tigray Council has elected Debretsion Gebremichael as president, and the council has resumed its work after a three-year suspension. This marks a significant development in the region's political landscape.

Shifting alliances and growing threats are highlighting Eritrea's influence over Tigray, leading to rising risks across northern Ethiopia. The complex geopolitical situation continues to impact regional stability.

A severe fuel shortage in Ethiopia's Tigray region has rendered ambulance services inoperable, raising significant concerns about the impact on the local healthcare system.

The Tigray Youth Affairs Bureau has called for urgent intervention regarding reports that over 200 Ethiopian youths are facing execution in Saudi Arabia.

The ABUT organization has denied accusations from the Disaster Risk Management Commissioner that it is politicizing the issues of displaced persons. ABUT further alleged that an underground genocide is continuing in Tigray.

Human Rights Watch has reported that abuses against Tigrayans in Ethiopia remain 'unrelenting,' highlighting ongoing human rights concerns in the region.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a report detailing 'dehumanizing restrictions' and persistent abuses faced by Tigrayans in Western Tigray. The report states that despite a truce, the region remains unsafe for returnees.

The Interim President of Tigray states that the TPLF's decision to reinstate a pre-war council effectively nullifies the Pretoria Agreement, raising concerns about the peace process.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has announced its intention to restore the pre-war administration in the region, a move that analysts warn could jeopardize the fragile peace in northern Ethiopia.

The Tigray Interim Administration has dismissed a circulating letter regarding a ban on troop movement as 'fabricated'.

Tigray is grappling with the aftermath of war and fragmentation, raising concerns about the prospect of elections without broad participation in 2026.

The Ethiopian Council of Ministers has renewed the mandate for the Tigray interim administration, extending its term until 2027. This decision aims to provide continued governance and stability in the region.

Pro-independence opposition groups in Tigray have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a unified front.

Ethiopia's Prosperity Party has entirely skipped Tigray and left key opposition constituencies in Amhara and Addis Ababa uncontested.

More than 1,300 people have reportedly died due to hunger in the Tigray region, according to a report from Addis Standard.

Post-war Tigray is reportedly experiencing significant challenges, including opposition paralysis and a failure of political imagination, hindering effective governance.

An article discusses the reinstatement of Western Tigray as a path towards achieving peace and national stability.

Journalists at Tigray TV are threatening a work stoppage due to unpaid salaries for February, highlighting labor disputes in the region.

‘Preparedness is vital’: Tigray President warns against ‘living in defeat’ at Emperor Yohannes IV commemoration  Addis Standard

The Tigray Education Bureau has warned that the region's education system is on the verge of collapse due to a severe funding crisis.

News: Tigray Transport Bureau announces 100% tariff increase, cites fuel shortage  Addis Standard

Court adjourns case over NEBE’s decision to conduct election in 5 electoral districts outside Tigray oversight  Addis Standard

An analysis describes Tigray's situation as one of stalled recovery and rising fragility, caught between efforts for self-reliance and the risk of societal collapse.

The interim President of Tigray has issued a warning that the current dispute could escalate into a war, endangering all of Ethiopia.

The Federal High Court in Ethiopia has temporarily suspended the NEBE announcement that removed five electoral constituencies from the Tigray region overnight.

Tensions are rising between the two countries and the rebel region of Tigray. Addis Ababa has mobilized troops and artillery along the border of its northern province, while Asmara has drawn closer to the Tigrayan insurgents – a dramatic reversal of alliances.

The Armed Tigray Peace Force and Interim Administration have converged in rejecting a decision by the House of Federation.

The Tigray Democratic Solidarity group has rejected a House of Federation (HoF) decision and threatened to boycott elections and other 'illegal acts' if the issue remains unresolved.

An article discusses Tigray's constitutional integrity and the limitations of external patronage, from Pretoria to Tsimdo.

In tonight's programme, tensions escalate between Ethiopia and Tigray. Also, Dafur's Governor Minni Arko Minawi discusses the latest developments in Sudan. And finally, after 110 years in French hands, the legendary talking drum, the Djidji Ayôkwê of the Atchan people, is finally being restituted to Ivory Coast.

As tensions escalate between Ethiopia and Eritrea, would new conflict position Addis Ababa against Tigray’s leadership?

Ongoing ethnic tensions and the unfulfilled desire for sea access in Ethiopia are making the country a powder keg, with the Tigray conflict potentially foreshadowing a larger regional war in the Horn of Africa.

New clashes have broken out in the western Tigray region of Ethiopia, with both the Ethiopian government and the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) trading blame for the renewed hostilities.

The United States has announced visa restrictions targeting certain leaders from the Tigray region of Ethiopia.

As Ethiopians head to the polls, political analysts are questioning the democratic nature of the elections, highlighting the exclusion of significant portions of the country, including Tigray, Amhara, Oromia, and 147 alleged constituencies.

Residents, opposition parties, and human rights organizations in Ethiopia's Tigray region have expressed deep concern over reports of young people being forcibly conscripted for military service.

Ongoing crises in Ethiopia's Amhara and Tigray regions are casting a shadow over the prospects for the country's 2026 general elections, raising concerns about stability and electoral integrity.

Ethiopia's upcoming 2026 elections are clouded by ongoing security challenges and political reforms in regions like Amhara and Tigray, with debates over federalism and national unity defining the country's democratic future.

A new 'Tigray Peace and Change' council has been established in Addis Ababa, with Getachew Reda announcing that the body will soon enter Mekelle.

Debretsion Gebremichael, elected President of Tigray's pre-war council, has appealed to Saudi Arabia for clemency and protection for Tigrayan migrants facing execution risks.

A VOX Tigray report has issued a stark warning about the severe deterioration of the media environment in the Tigray region, raising concerns about press freedom.

Lieutenant General Tadesse Woreda stated that the Tigray Council will elect a president in May and affirmed that it will not leave Mekelle.

A severe fuel shortage in Tigray has led to ambulances being grounded, raising serious concerns about the potential collapse of the region's healthcare referral system.

Human Rights Watch has released a new report detailing the 'unrelenting persecution of Tigrayans' in Ethiopia, nearly four years after a peace agreement, with hundreds of thousands still displaced and unable to return home.

Human Rights Watch has reported that ethnic Tigrayans in Western Tigray are facing "discriminatory treatment amounting to crimes against humanity," with abuses continuing despite peace agreements.

The President of the Tigray Interim Administration has voiced opposition to the Tigray People's Liberation Front's (TPLF) decision to reinstate the pre-war Tigray Council, stating that it violates the Pretoria Agreement.

Tigray's main political party, TPFL, has announced it is taking back control of the region's government, a move that effectively voids a peace deal with Ethiopia's federal government and threatens the fragile peace.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has called for the reinstatement of the Tigray Council. Additionally, the group is signaling a demand for the restructuring of the region's interim administration.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has voiced its opposition to the extension of the Tigray Interim Administration, stating that the move violates the Pretoria Agreement.

An assessment of Lt. Gen. Tadesse's one-year tenure in Tigray suggests that the results have fallen short of expectations.

A power vacuum is anticipated in Tigray as Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Lt. Gen. Tadesse Worede meet, coinciding with the end of Tigray's term.

A humanitarian crisis is deepening in Ethiopia's Tigray region as peace efforts remain stalled, leaving lives on hold.

A journalist from The Reporter has been detained in Western Tigray for allegedly entering the region without a permit and taking photos.

An official report indicates that more than 1,300 internally displaced persons (IDPs) have died from hunger in camps within the Tigray region.

A new salary directive in Ethiopia's Tigray region, imposing a 20% pay cut on unpaid wages, has sparked widespread outrage among residents.

Journalists at Tigray Television have issued a warning that they will cease work if their February salaries are not paid.

The Tigray Commission announced that members of the armed group 'Army 70' have entered refresher training, an assertion denied by the Tigray Security Bureau.

Residents are fleeing Ethiopia's Tigray region due to escalating tensions and fears of a return to open conflict, reviving memories of past fighting.

Reports indicate that fears of a renewed conflict are causing Tigrayans to flee northern Ethiopia, according to Addis Standard.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has declared that his country does not seek war, despite growing fears of a renewed conflict between Ethiopia and Tigray as federal forces gather near the region.

Ethiopia's peace, established by the Pretoria Deal, is reportedly nearing a breaking point, exacerbated by issues like limited cash in Tigray banks affecting aid, and a looming health system collapse due to shortages.

Tigray region commemorates the anniversary of the Battle of Adwa, a significant historical event, amidst renewed political tensions in the area. President Taye also spoke on the Adwa victory in relation to Ethiopia's Red Sea port access.

Concerns are rising over the risks associated with a troop buildup in northern Ethiopia's Tigray region, with warnings drawn from historical lessons of conflict.

The Federal High Court has temporarily suspended the National Electoral Board of Ethiopia's (NEBE) announcement to remove five electoral constituencies from the Tigray region.

Just three years after the civil war concluded, many residents are once again fleeing Ethiopia's Tigray region amid growing fears that the area may be heading back to conflict.

NAMA, ADFM welcome House of Federation decision to hold elections in five districts outside Tigray oversight  Addis Standard

Ethiopia's House of Federation removed five districts from Tigray region's oversight for upcoming elections, a decision rejected by the Tigray Interim Administration which warned of constitutional violations and threats to the Pretoria Agreement.

Ethiopia's Tigray region is reportedly caught between past conflict and fears of another, indicating ongoing instability and potential for renewed hostilities.

Across the northern Tigray region, citizens are bearing the burden of political fractures and rising tensions. Diplomats are urging restraint amid a troop buildup along the borders with Tigray and neighboring Eritrea.