The latest news, analysis, and data ... is now bracing for a potential war as Ethiopia amasses troops near the Eritrean border ... standing grievances that date back to 1991 when the TPLF took ...

Ethiopia, Eritrea forces launch new offensive in Tigray: TPLF. Troops from the two countries have attacked fighters in the northern Adayabo area, a Tigrayan rebel spokesman says.

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.

The TPLF fought a two-year civil war against the federal government, which ended in 2022. Ethiopia's prime minister asks Tigrayans to email him with suggestions for a new leader. Residents in ...

But the TPLF accused Abiy of reneging on the truce deal and failing to lift the blockade, even going so far as to threaten a resumption of the war if the blockade wasn't lifted. Ethiopian ...

Stealing from the UN to enable war is nothing new for the TPLF; From July-September 2021 the WFP state that, “445 contracted non-WFP trucks entered Tigray, but only 38 ….returned,” – 407 ...

There are concerns in the region that the widening political split within the TPLF could lead to a full-fledged civil war like the one that ended in 2022 with the signing of a peace agreement.

The war in Ethiopia broke out in November 2020, when forces loyal to the TPLF launched attacks on the Ethiopian armed forces’ northern command headquarters in Mekelle as well as other bases in ...

Fears of a new conflict are linked to the TPLF's split last year into a faction that now administers Tigray with the blessing of Ethiopia's federal government and another that opposes it.

Tadesse, the administration's deputy president for the last two years, was a top commander in the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) during the 2020-2022 war with Ethiopia's federal ...

Opinion - The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), once a dominant force in Ethiopian politics, is now at a critical crossroads following the devastating Tigray War. This catastrophic conflict ...

U.S.-made bombs destroyed a detention facility that held Ethiopian migrants in Yemen, crushing bodies and shredding limbs. Amid official silence, the survivors are left wondering why.