At least 45 civilians were killed in door-to-door raids by Ethiopian troops last month, a rights body says. Ethiopia's human rights watchdog says government forces carried out a massacre of ...

Role, BBC News 2 November 2022 A surprise deal has been reached in the Ethiopian civil war with both sides agreeing to halt their two-year conflict which led to thousands of deaths and warnings of ...

Getachew Reda was speaking as the TPLF and Ethiopia's federal government are working out the implementation of a deal signed earlier this month ending hostilities in the two-year-long civil war.

It was formally reopened in 2018, shortly after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed came to power and signed a historic peace ...

Africa editor, BBC World Service News. ... Diplomats are warning of a civilian bloodbath in Ethiopia's northern region of Tigray if rebels are pushed out of towns by Ethiopian and Eritrean troops.

Ethiopia is Africa's oldest independent country and its second largest in terms of population. Apart from a five-year occupation by Mussolini's Italy, it has never been colonised.

More than 200 people have starved to death since July in Edaga Arbi town, in Ethiopia's drought-hit and war-scarred Tigray region, local authorities say. Another 16 have died in nearby Adwa town ...

The world is also distracted by conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine and less attention and funding is being targeted at Ethiopia. The head of the UN here, Ramiz Alakbarov, said this was a ...

Ethiopia says it has completed building a mega-dam on the Blue Nile that has long been a source of tension with Egypt and ...

Ethiopia said on Friday that it had signed a $1 billion financing agreement with the World Bank to support its economic ...

Radio Ethiopia, external - state-owned, operates National Service and regional stations Voice of Tigray Revolution - Tigray Regional State government radio Radio Fana , external - founded in 1994 ...

Forty years ago, a BBC news report shook the world – and kickstarted white saviourism. By October 1984, drought and conflict in a remote part of northern Ethiopia had left millions on the brink ...