Eritrea’s Ministry of Information over the weekend dismissed claims by Ethiopia that officials in Asmara had turned down an initiative form its neighbour to redevelop the Red Sea port of Assab.

The idea is to clear out the migrant hotels which have become the focus of protests by putting up the occupants in an Army barracks.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has commended Ethiopia's notable activities aimed at improving the quality and expanding ...

Famine in Tigray was not an outcome of war. It was the result of policies – a siege, economic blockade and obstruction of aid ...

Jefferson wrote that Norfolk must be destroyed. Months later, Patriots burned much of the city themselves — and blamed the British.

Ethiopia’s quest for sea access, driven by logistical needs and economic ambition, faces strong headwinds from regional rivalries and tensions in the Horn of Africa. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is ...

As U.S. President Donald Trump touts a record of securing peace deals across the globe, the White House is mobilizing efforts to quell a bloody African conflict that the United Nations considers to be ...

The UK government said Wednesday it had forcibly deported an Ethiopian migrant and convicted sex offender, giving him £500 ...

The U.K. government has deported a convicted sex offender from Ethiopia who was mistakenly released from prison last week ...

An Ethiopian man who was mistakenly released from a British prison after being convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager ...

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has called for international mediation to ease tensions with Eritrea and secure a ...

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed emphasized that Ethiopia "has no desire" to go to war with Eritrea and expressed confidence that the dispute can be settled peacefully ...