Category: Global Publications & Reports

Opponents of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) stationed in the Afar region receive supportfrom the federal Ethiopian government and the Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF), states AfricaIntelligence.

It is reported that “many” dead bodies of civilians are floating down the Tekeze River from Humera, Western Tigray. It was earlier reported that Ethiopian soldiers were seen transported on trucks wearing Eritrean uniforms. Tigray is still entirely locked off Read More …

July 2, 2025 To: The Honorable Secretary of StateThe Honorable Administrator, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Members of the United States CongressWashington, D.C. Subject: Humanitarian Emergency in Tigray – Appeal to Restore U.S. Aid Dear U.S. Government Leaders, We, Read More …

UK African Minister, James Duddridge says the UK is alarmed by escalating hate speech, incendiary rhetoric in Ethiopia, arbitrary arrest, detention and displacement of civilians in Addis Ababa and elsewhere as the Tigray conflict spreads.

The Times says Ethiopian Prime Minister has vowed to wipe out the “cancer” of what Ethiopia refers to as “a rebel group” in war-torn Tigray, prompting fears of genocide. Abiy used words such as “weeds”, “cancer” and “disease” to describe Read More …

A press statement released by the Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abiy referred to the TPLF as “Ethiopia’s cancer.” “As the saying goes, a Satan which stays long cannot be removed immediately. It is inevitable that it rests in one way or Read More …

Video-material published on https://youtu.be/UPcnZJdFfOQ was obtained concerning a chemical weapons (white phosphorus) attack by Eritrean troops on civilians in Tigray. “They are disappeared,” he said, estimating that tens of thousands have been detained. “They are not given access to their Read More …

Several people have said that police are going around detaining ethnic Tigrayans, accusing them without evidence of having ties to the TPLF, and celebrating the TDF capture of Mekelle. Many businesses owned by Tigrayans continue to be closed down by Read More …

A new report released by UNOCHA estimates that 5.2 million people are in need of assistance However, according to people that have looked at the numbers provided in the report, OCHA is also reporting that only 3% of the food Read More …