CONFLICTS WITH ERITREA AND AMHARA ARE LIKELY TO RE-ERUPT
While Ethiopia’s federal government seeks to replace Tigray’s regional administration by force, the region’s underlying border conflicts with Eritrea and Amhara are likely to re-erupt. By von Daniel On 9 September 2020, Ethiopia’s regional state of...
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