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Eritrean FM Osman Saleh and Presidential Adviser Yemane Gebreab welcomed by PM Abiy Ahmed in Addis Ababa.

Eight Years Later, Abiy Tests the Peace He Signed

Eight years after the peace agreement between Eritrea and Ethiopia, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's rhetoric has shifted towards claims of 'sovereign access' to Eritrean territory, raising concerns about the stability of the peace established in 2018.

Abiy Ahmed casting a ballot in a stylized election image suggesting disputed voting.

Abiy Ahmed Wins 90 Percent, but Ethiopia Loses the Map

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has won a significant parliamentary majority, but the country faces ongoing political instability and conflict. Key regions like Tigray, Amhara, and Oromia remain outside normal governance, highlighting the disconnect between electoral success

Abiy Ahmed before a fractured map of Ethiopia and scenes of unrest

Abiy’s "Victory" Is Predictable. Ethiopia’s Future Isn’t.

Ethiopia's upcoming election is expected to reaffirm Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's position amid ongoing internal conflicts and regional tensions. The article explores the implications of Abiy's leadership and the challenges facing Ethiopia's future.

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