Dereje Teshome

Dereje Teshome Birru is an independent researcher who has Phd in political science, MA in public management and BA in political science and international relations.

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Silent Witness: The Global Indifference to Drone Attacks on the Amhara People

1. Introduction Imagine waking up to the constant hum of drones overhead, a chilling symbol of fear and devastation for…
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A coalition 20 Civil Society Organizations Demand International Action to Stop Genocide of Amhara in Ethiopia

Sudan’s Escalating Humanitarian Crisis: International Donors Urge Unhindered Aid Access Amid Severe Famine Risk

African Immigrant Communities Eye Economic, Immigration, and Diplomatic Stakes as U.S. Africa Institute Unveils Key Findings from 2024 Election Survey

Silent Witness: The Global Indifference to Drone Attacks on the Amhara People

Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) Drone and Aerial Strikes in Amhara Region Leave 124 Dead

Kenya’s Kithure Kindiki Set to Become Deputy President After Gachagua’s Dramatic Ouster

Amhara in the Midst of War: A Global Appeal for Critical Humanitarian Aid

Breaking News: Over 100 Killed in Alleged Government Drone Attacks in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region

Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) War on Amhara: Systematic Brutality Against Civilians

Ethiopian Government’s Use of Drones on Civilians Escalates in Amhara Region

Dereje Teshome

Silent Witness: The Global Indifference to Drone Attacks on the Amhara People

Breaking News: Over 100 Amhara University Students Kidnapped in Oromia Region

Eskindir Nega : The Problem Child of Amhara ?

DEVASTATION UNLEASHED: Civilians in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region Targeted in Second Deadly Back-to-Back Drone Attack in a Week

A coalition 20 Civil Society Organizations Demand International Action to Stop Genocide of Amhara in Ethiopia

The politics of power and ethnic federalism has boiled over into conflict in Ethiopia

The underlying tension behind Ethiopia’s flawed federal system and its risks

Ethiopia’s Amhara crisis: Abiy’s political failures threaten a return to war

Ethiopia’s Amhara people are being portrayed as the enemy: the dangerous history of ethnic politics

Flexibility must be foremost in GERD treaty