Rubio, accusing Eritrea of its "unrelenting cooperation and coordination between a faction of the TPLF", and "other armed groups under their tutelage, to undertake major offensive operations during ...

Ethiopia reached a peace agreement with the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) rebels this month. The Nov. 2 deal follows two years of fighting that killed about 500,000 people and ...

Eritrean troops involved in the Tigray war in Ethiopia may have trafficked war victims for sale, adding to previous accounts of looting and other heinous crimes during the two-year conflict. A report ...

Eritrea fought a war against Ethiopia, then run by the TPLF, in 1998-2000 and has remained an enemy of the TPLF. It sent troops into Tigray to support the Ethiopian military immediately after ...

Baatii darbe keessa garee TPLF Dabratsiyoon Gabramikaa'el (Dr) dursan, miseensoota dhaabbichaa yaa'ii 14ffaa TPLF qoodiinsa aanga'oota olaanoo jidudutti gaggeeffame irratti hin hirmaatiniifi ...

Read CNN’s Tigray War Fast Facts to learn more about the armed conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region.

TPLF and western collusion. In an attempt to discredit and isolate Ethiopia, demonize the government and somehow create a confused space in which the TPLF could magically be reinstalled in Addis ...

The TPLF had previously expressed major concerns over the AU’s mediation and demanded the government restore major services such as banking and communication to Tigray before any talks can hold.

The TPLF fought a brutal two-year war against federal forces which ended in November 2022 with the signing of a peace agreement and the formation of a TPLF-led interim government.

The TPLF, which started the current third round of military confrontations, continues to face a series of military defeats in the battlefield losing control of a string of major towns.

The TPLF have been a malignant force in Ethiopia for decades. They dominated the previous EPRDF government (a coalition in name only) for 27 years (1991-2018), stealing election after election.