The Ethiopian Parliament has given its approval to the appointments for the board of the Ethiopian Press Organization, marking a step in media governance.

The annual International Jazz Festival in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, included a concert at the Italian Ambassador's residence, showcasing performances by both Italian and Ethiopian artists.

A new study reveals the discovery of burnt bone fragments in Ethiopia, which may be evidence of the world's oldest cremation, dating back to early Homo sapiens.

Dr. Belete Molla Getahun, Ethiopia’s Minister for Innovation and Technology, stated that science, technology, and innovation (STI) should be utilized as practical tools for national development.

An editorial from Addis Standard discusses Ethiopia's 'Hormuz' crisis, highlighting the cost of silence and calling for transparency, with both Oromo and English versions published.

The ancient Ethiopian city of Axum is at a crossroads, grappling with issues of religious coexistence and the ongoing quest for equal rights.

Reports indicate that existing trade links are poised to benefit significantly from improved market access opportunities, fostering economic growth.

Ethiopia's Election Board has given its approval for a security assessment to be conducted less than two months before the national vote.

The Tigray Interim Administration has announced a severe financial crisis, attributing it to an 8.5 billion birr budget shortfall.

Analysts suggest that the war in Iran has temporarily delayed an escalation in simmering tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea, but renewed armed conflict between the two nations cannot be ruled out.

Ethiopia is undertaking a massive $12.5 billion project to construct what will become Africa's largest airport.

Amnesty International has released a report highlighting significant human rights concerns in Ethiopia, including forced evictions, arbitrary arrests, and delays in justice. The report points to the security sector as a key actor in the repression of citizens.

Human Rights Watch has reported that abuses against Tigrayans in Ethiopia remain 'unrelenting,' highlighting ongoing human rights concerns in the region.

A new zero-tariff policy is expected to significantly boost Ethiopia's coffee exports, according to China Daily.

Tigray's main political party, TPFL, has announced it is taking back control of the region's government, a move that effectively voids a peace deal with Ethiopia's federal government and threatens the fragile peace.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has announced its intention to restore the pre-war administration in the region, a move that analysts warn could jeopardize the fragile peace in northern Ethiopia.

An article delves into the politics of displacement in Ethiopia, moving beyond a "hostage" narrative to discuss conditioned immorality.

A new song by Ethiopia's biggest musician, which appears to condemn the government, is attracting widespread attention and millions of listeners. This comes in a country where criticizing authorities has often led to trouble.

A song by an Ethiopian star, which reportedly criticizes the government, has attracted millions of listeners. The track has gained significant traction across various platforms.

Recent analyses highlight how geopolitical shifts are reshaping the global order, with middle powers playing a significant role, and how these dynamics are increasingly impacting various sectors, including local economies.

The Central Committee of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has convened in Axum as an administrative rift within the party deepens.

Professor Merera Gudina has expressed skepticism regarding an upcoming vote in Ethiopia, stating his belief that it will fail to establish either democracy or lasting peace in the country.

Boeing is committed to supporting Ethiopian Airlines' next chapter, building on six decades of partnership with the African carrier.

The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Party (EPRP) has indicated its readiness to organize nationwide protests, signaling an intent to bypass the official electoral board.

Matiyas Getachew has been appointed to the leadership position at Dashen Breweries, a prominent company in Ethiopia.

An analysis explores why Teddy Afro's album "Etorika" is provoking deeper unease and is seen as outshining political opposition, focusing on its cultural and social impact.

Ethiopia's minister announced the reinstatement of full white diesel supply, acknowledging that the ongoing Middle East war continues to disrupt imports and strain the country's subsidy burden.

An overloaded Isuzu truck carrying dozens of people atop grain overturned in Ethiopia's Amhara region, resulting in the deaths of at least 19 individuals.

Ethiopia is actively pushing for greater climate finance as the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) launches a new resilience program, aiming to secure more resources for climate adaptation.

Italian Ambassador to Ethiopia, Sem Fabrizi, met with over 150 representatives of the Italian community at the Juventus Club in Addis Ababa, following an invitation from the Ethiopian Committee of Italians Abroad (Comites).

A new artificial intelligence weather model is being developed with the aim of providing assistance to countries involved in China's Belt and Road Initiative. This model is expected to enhance weather forecasting capabilities in these regions.

Hundreds of thousands of people are internally displaced in Ethiopia's Tigray region, with reports of arbitrary detention and treatment as second-class citizens.

Human Rights Watch has released a new report detailing the 'unrelenting persecution of Tigrayans' in Ethiopia, nearly four years after a peace agreement, with hundreds of thousands still displaced and unable to return home.

Addis Ababa is making efforts to establish itself as a major diplomatic hub, attracting international organizations and events.

Amnesty International has released a report highlighting significant human rights concerns in Ethiopia, including issues of impunity for crimes, forced evictions, and a shrinking civic space. The organization's findings paint a grim picture of the country's human rights record.

Federal prosecutors have dropped three charges against a former state minister, though the defense notes that these charges could potentially be reinstated.

An eight-party political coalition has threatened to withdraw from upcoming elections unless alleged widespread violations against its members are immediately addressed. The coalition stated it would not participate if these issues are not resolved promptly.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has reported that Tigrayans in Western Tigray continue to face 'dehumanizing restrictions' and abuses, with returns remaining unsafe despite a truce.

The Interim President of Tigray states that the TPLF's decision to reinstate a pre-war council effectively nullifies the Pretoria Agreement, raising concerns about the peace process.

Ethiopian Airlines has officially confirmed an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, expanding its fleet.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has called for the reinstatement of the Tigray Council. Additionally, the group is signaling a demand for the restructuring of the region's interim administration.

Ethiopia is set to receive €40 million in financing aimed at supporting agricultural exporters. This funding comes as part of an agreement between the European Investment Bank (EIB) and Zemen Bank.

An exhibition dedicated to the historic Maria Theresa Thaler coin has opened in Addis Ababa, showcasing its cultural and economic significance.

Millions have listened to a new song by Ethiopia's biggest musician, Teddy Afro, which laments a lack of unity in the country. The track is widely interpreted as a criticism of the government.

The managing editor of Addis Standard, one of Ethiopia’s last independent media outlets, remains missing after being kidnapped by masked men from his newsroom, raising significant concerns about press freedom.

A digital exam scheme proposed by Ethiopia's Education Ministry has triggered significant uproar within the country's parliament.

An article discusses the challenges and strategies involved in effectively bridging the gender gap, focusing on the transition from policy formulation to practical implementation.

The board of the Ethiopia Media Authority has reviewed the progress of its digital overhaul and institutional reforms.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has issued a call for the immediate release of an Addis Standard editor who was reportedly seized by unidentified individuals.

Members of the Ethiopian community in South Africa have accused their home government of inaction regarding certain issues, while the Ethiopian embassy states it is engaging with authorities.

Ethiopia's Finance Ministry announced that the daily diesel supply has been restored to levels seen before the recent crisis.

A severe fuel shortage in Tigray has led to ambulances being grounded, raising serious concerns about the potential collapse of the region's healthcare referral system.

Ethiopia has announced that its World Trade Organization (WTO) accession talks have reached a 'decisive juncture,' despite the previously planned completion date of March 2026.

A rights group has stated that repeated delays in court proceedings are undermining a strategic lawsuit aimed at facilitating the return of internally displaced persons (IDPs).

An outreach vaccination and screening campaign has been launched to reach conflict-hit and remote communities across Ethiopia. The initiative aims to provide essential health services to vulnerable populations.

The article explores the continuous and evolving global effort to cultivate and prepare perfect rice, highlighting its cultural and culinary significance.

The Tigray Youth Affairs Bureau has called for urgent intervention regarding reports that over 200 Ethiopian youths are facing execution in Saudi Arabia.

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has warned that global aid efforts are under strain due to rising costs, partly driven by the prospect of a war on Iran, which poses a caution for Ethiopia’s humanitarian needs.

The National Electoral Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) has announced that 50.5 million voters have registered, as the country navigates various strains ahead of its upcoming elections.

Italy has pledged €25 million in aid to Ethiopia as part of its Mattei Plan, aiming to foster development and cooperation between the two nations.

Ethiopia reports that its dedicated efforts to combat climate change are beginning to yield visible results. Major investments in renewable energy, environmental protection, and nationwide conservation initiatives are contributing to the country's progress.

An explanatory article from Addis Standard discusses the implications and significance of the reinstatement of Tigray's regional council to its pre-war status.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a report detailing 'dehumanizing restrictions' and persistent abuses faced by Tigrayans in Western Tigray. The report states that despite a truce, the region remains unsafe for returnees.

Container shipping giant Maersk has announced the suspension of bookings for Berbera port, a move that will significantly affect cargo shipments, particularly those destined for Ethiopia.

The main political party in Tigray announced the restoration of the Tigray government, raising concerns about the stability of the peace deal and the potential resumption of conflict in northern Ethiopia.

The African Union has issued a condemnation of an Israeli diplomatic envoy to Somaliland, raising concerns about the implications for regional stability.

The European Union has announced the resumption of its budgetary support to the Ethiopian government. This decision signifies a renewed commitment to assisting Ethiopia's development and stability.

A museum dedicated to the French poet Arthur Rimbaud has opened in Harar, Ethiopia, offering visitors insight into a lesser-known period of his life.

The Ethiopian Mass Media Professionals Association (EMMPA) has condemned the abduction of the Managing Editor of Addis Standard and called for an urgent investigation.

Negotiations for Ethiopia's debt restructuring continue, with agreements with bondholders and commercial creditors still out of reach.

Ethiopia's Ministry of Justice has indicated the upcoming implementation of a transitional justice policy, which will include the establishment of new justice bodies and enhanced women's representation.

An article titled "Empire At The Table" provides an analysis, likely concerning geopolitical power dynamics or historical influence.

Bondholders of Ethiopia's sovereign debt have begun legal proceedings against the government following its default on payments, escalating the dispute over the nation's financial obligations.

Ethiopia is experiencing shifting political dynamics with emerging alliances and increasing hopes for dialogue to address historical divides.