Over €150m provided to developing countries to deal with Covid last year
Ethiopia has been the largest recipient of Irish aid in recent years
Tigray region faces famine amid claims food access made weapon of war
‘Mass starvation is inevitable. This is a man-made disaster’
Ethiopia rejects US allegations of ethnic cleansing in Tigray
Ethiopia’s foreign ministry says it is ready to work with human rights experts to conduct investigations on allegations of abuses
Ethiopia tells Tigrayans to ‘save themselves’ ahead of assault on capital
Government offensive against northern region enters dangerous phase
Thousands flee Ethiopia to Sudan as UN warns fighting could spiral out of control
Massacre of civilians reported by Amnesty as 10-day conflict in Tigray region intensifies
Remains of ‘UN hero’ who died in Ethiopian Airlines crash to return to Clare
Micheál Ryan’s mother says she would like her son to be remembered as a caring person
Ethiopia’s all-powerful church is unlikely to reform anytime soon
‘Before we could not talk’: Church’s immunity may be weakening through government reforms
Crash shows ‘clear similarities’ to Lion Air incident – Ethiopia minister
Thousands march at Addis Ababa funeral for Boeing crash victims, with 17 empty coffins
Taoiseach to make week-long visit to Mali and Ethiopia
Leo Varadkar will view the work of Irish peacekeepers and NGOs
Eritrea and Ethiopia ‘open door of peace’ after first talks in 20 years
Conflict erupted between the two nations over their disputed border in 1998
Ethiopian diaspora using US democracy to change politics at home
Ally gets one of US’s largest aid packages among sub-Saharan African countries
Ethiopian camps swell with internal migrants as most aid goes elsewhere
‘Refugees get global attention. People displaced by other factors don’t’
Famine in South Sudan: months of hunger lie ahead
‘We could be facing into a crisis of unimaginable scale with 70m requiring assistance’
Tension high between Ethiopia and Eritrea despite harmony in region
Addis Ababa Letter: concern their fraught history may once again lead to full-scale war
In Kenya, scarcity and drought are driving two tribes to go to war
The Turkana and Dassanech tribes on Lake Turkana are fighting over shrinking resources
Ethiopia’s worst drought in over 30 years wreaks havoc
Local mothers struggle to find food for their children as men migrate in search of work
Mary Robinson travels to Ethiopia to witness impact of drought
Former president to visit country with aid agencies to see response to food crisis
New to the Parish: ‘We were homesick. Being together made things easier’
FRIENDSHIP WEEK: For three Ethiopian men doing development studies in Dublin, their friendship acts as a buffer against culture shock
New to the Parish: Runner’s marathon journey to political asylum in Ireland
Trips to Ireland to further his passion for running led to Bedilu Gebreselassie, a member of a political group opposed to Ethiopia’s government, seeking political asylum
Obama’s Ethiopia visit promises little for democracy
Human rights activists and opposition parties don’t expect much to change in the African country, which has strong defence partnership with US but faces criticism for its democratic record
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