Ethiopia: Egypt's Stance Stalls Abbay Dam Talks

Over 14 years of talks between Ethiopia and Egypt over the Abbay Dam have failed largely due to Egypt's refusal to move beyond outdated treaties and its reluctance to recognize… Read more »

Ethiopia: Unlocking Regional Value Chains - How IGAD Fisheries Drive Inclusive Growth

Despite abundant fishery resources with a production capacity of over 3.5 million tons, the IGAD region is currently generating limited benefits for livelihoods and food security,… Read more »

Ethiopia: Experts Urge Regional Support for Ethiopia's Seaport Access Efforts

Experts have called on neighboring countries to back Ethiopia's drive to secure access to a seaport, emphasizing that such a move would deliver significant economic benefits across… Read more »

East Africa: Ethiopia Pursues Peaceful Path to Sea Access - Scholar

- Ethiopia is intensifying its diplomatic efforts to secure peaceful and lawful access to the sea, aligning with regional cooperation principles and international maritime law,… Read more »

Ethiopia: A Legitimate, Quest

Since lack of sea port has resulted in being incapable of fully assuming its rightful place in the African continent, Ethiopia's quest for a seaport has to be taken into account… Read more »

Ethiopia: Scholar - Unity, Shared Gains Vital for Nile Riparian Nations

- Nile Basin countries should intensify collective efforts toward shared prosperity and acknowledge Ethiopia's right to develop through the sustainable use of the Blue Nile River,… Read more »

Ethiopia: Experts - Ethiopia Crucial to Red Sea Stability

- Countries bordering the Red Sea should respond positively to Ethiopia's quest to access to the sea to ensure regional peace with joined hands, international relations experts… Read more »

East Africa: Ethiopia's Quest for Sea Access Needs No Compromise

The Nile River and the Red Sea are critical resources in East Africa, often at the center of political, economic, and social tensions among neighboring countries. If these nations… Read more »

Ethiopia: Climate Change Could Drive Coastal Food Webs to Collapse

Coastal marine food webs could be in danger of collapse as a result of rising carbon dioxide levels, according to our new research. The study shows that although species such as… Read more »