Fears of instability rise again as the TPLF and the federal government appear to be gearing up for a showdown.

Ethiopia’s Tigray region is now peaceful, but extreme hunger afflicts its children Ethiopian women gather at a community meeting in Mai Mekden, in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia on Feb. 26.

Ethiopia’s Tigray war officially ended in 2022, but tensions continue to affect the region. A video recently posted on ...

In northern Ethiopia, particularly across the Tigray and Amhara regions, Ashenda and Shadey—also known as Ashendye or ...

They can’t even voice their sorrow.”Nigus Yosef is one of 132 missing from the boat that capsized this month; one of ...

Insecurity in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region has noticeably increased in the last few days. Many Tigrayans told DW they are afraid that recent political tensions within the once-dominant Tigray ...

Following conflict that ended in Tigray, Ethiopia, in November, hunger has become the leading cause of death in the region. Researchers said they verified 1,329 deaths from starvation.

NAIROBI — Researchers say they have verified 1,329 deaths from hunger in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region since a cease-fire ended a two-year conflict there in November. A study by local ...

Wounded Tigrayan former combatant's of the recent war, wait to be attended at Ortho-Physiotherapy Centre at Mekele in Tigray region of northern Ethiopia Friday, Feb. 14, 2025.

Abiy recently told Ethiopia's parliament that not a single civilian had been lost in the war in Tigray. He said the war was over and it was time to rebuild the region.

Tigray was once considered a model in the fight against HIV. Years of awareness-raising efforts had brought the region's HIV prevalence rate to 1.4%, one of the lowest in Ethiopia.

Updated: Mar 10, 2024 / 09:32 PM EDT Ethiopian women gather at a community meeting in Mai Mekden, in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia, on Monday, Feb. 26, 2024. Once-lush fields lie barren.