
For decades, countless Ethiopian diasporas have operated diligently behind the scenes, contributing actively to the pursuit of authentic democratic change in Ethiopia.

For decades, countless Ethiopian diasporas have operated diligently behind the scenes, contributing actively to the pursuit of authentic democratic change in Ethiopia.
Demonstrator wearing Ethiopia’s colors during a rally in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in November 2021. (Photo: Eduardo Soteras/AFP/Getty Images)

It must have been a frustrating week for Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

Ethiopia is abuzz with rumours of a new war - which would be Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's fourth in five years.

International Human rights organizations and communities based in various European countries express deep concern about the fast-deteriorating crisis in Ethiopia.

Over the past six decades, ethnocentric Ethiopian politicians have tried to paint the Amhara people as a privileged group that must be weakened. The aim of weakening the Orthodox Christian religion, the Amhara people, and Ethiopia was concocted during Italian occupation in the late 1930s.

The Ethiopian National Defense Forces are carting away young people, mostly men, from Lalibela—they’re suspected of backing Fano.
This research has been undertaken to assess the empirical implications of the ruling political ideology, since 2018, on the endeavors of protecting cultural heritage in Ethiopia.
