By Duke Burbridge The last week of food distribution on record in Tigray confirms that the region has finally experienced the kind of surge in food...
The United State’s Secretary of State Antony Blinken was on a state visit to Ethiopia this week in what Molly Phee, Assistant Secretary of State for...
[Author’s note: Please Tegaru, register for this survey to help the world understand what has happened in Tigray. It is so important to support research on...
By Negasi Awetehey Eritrean forces have recently destroyed hundreds of houses in the villages of Mariam Shewito, Inda Aba Gerima, Gendebta, and Debre Genet. The massacre...
By Fitsum Gebre (PhD) Acemoglu and Robison’s 2012 book ‘Why Nations Fail?’ indicated that poor countries fail because these countries have been ‘ruled by a narrow...
At the opening of the 52nd session of the Human Rights Council this week, the UN’s Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said: Human rights are not a luxury...
By Tsadkan Gebretensae (Lieutenant General) As most of us already know, the Regional Government of Tigray has already designated a committee to study, propose and facilitate...
Seatle-based Seifu, a physician, and of Tigrayan descent, has just returned from a visit to his family in central Tigray. He spoke with us about his...
By Kibrom Gebreselassie Guernica is a small Basque town located in Northern Spain, a market town during the Spanish Civil war of 1936-1939. Adi Daero is...
A beautiful event took place at Splendor Amsterdam last week. The event which included music, testimonies and information, panel discussion and traditional Tigrayan dances brought Dutch...
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