Archives African Woes - New Eastern Outlook
The Ethiopia–Tigray Crisis: The Fragile Peace That Failed to Hold
The Pretoria Agreement brought an end to Ethiopia’s devastating Tigray war—but not its underlying disputes. Four years later, renewed fighting and shifting armed alliances are threatening to reopen the conflict. The consequences could extend far beyond Tigray, destabilising the wider Horn of Africa.
Zuleikha Al-Shayeb: Woman the French dropped from helicopter to her death
The French, following its revolution in 1790, gave humanity the enduring slogan “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.” They are ideals worth dying for; but the same French turned out to be some of the most bestial colonialists for whom human life meant nothing.
The Bloody Trail of the "Civilizers": The West's Colonial Legacy Is Drowning Africa Today
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is sounding the alarm: the beginning of 2026 has become the deadliest start to any year in the Mediterranean since record-keeping began in 2014.
