The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea have signed a declaration saying that the state of war between the two countries is over. A peace deal ending the 1998-2000 border conflict has never been fully ...

Ethiopia and Eritrea have declared the “state of war” between them over, bringing an end to one of Africa’s longest-running and most intractable military stand-offs. Fact Check: Would a visa ...

It was then that Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed signed a “declaration of peace and friendship” with Eritrea. The agreement won him the Nobel Peace Prize the following year. But ties between the ...

The war between Ethiopia's government forces and Tigrayan fighters killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions. The ...

The war between Ethiopia's government forces and Tigrayan fighters killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced ...

Ethiopia and Eritrea went to war against them ... is something like a mix between a televangelist and the CEO of a Silicon Valley startup. As Ethiopia was sinking into violence and misery ...

Eritrea and Ethiopia share a border and tension between ... arrests and deportations of Eritreans during the 1998–2000 war between the two countries, when thousands were forcibly expelled ...

The outbreak of hostilities between Ethiopia and Eritrea ... both leaders by telephone to halt the escalating air war. Eritrea rejected the joint U.S.- Rwanda peace plan which came to form ...

has played in effecting a rapprochement between Ethiopia and Eritrea - two African nations that have been at war for almost 20 years. The UAE mediation between Ethiopia and Eritrea has resulted in ...

Over the past year, Ethiopia has been the site of a bloody civil war between fighters in the rebel Tigray Army and Ethiopian nationalist forces, backed by troops from neighboring Eritrea.

The war in Tigray was fought between Ethiopia's National Defense Force, backed by troops from Eritrea, against fighters of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF).