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Sudan and Ethiopia Engage in Diplomatic Tit-for-Tat Amidst Escalating Regional TensionsPolitics

Sudan and Ethiopia Engage in Diplomatic Tit-for-Tat Amidst Escalating Regional Tensions

Sudan and Ethiopia have expelled diplomats from each other's countries amid escalating tensions and mutual accusations of supporting rival forces. The diplomatic tit-for-tat raises concerns about a broader regional conflict in the Horn of Africa.

The National|November 5, 2026
Sudan and Ethiopia Engage in Diplomatic Expulsions Amidst Escalating Tensions and AccusationsPolitics

Sudan and Ethiopia Engage in Diplomatic Expulsions Amidst Escalating Tensions and Accusations

Ethiopia has ordered six Sudanese diplomats to leave the country and closed Sudan's consulate in Asosa amid rising tensions. Sudan accuses Ethiopia of allowing drone attacks by the RSF, while Ethiopia claims Sudan backs Tigrayan rebels.

Al Jazeera English|November 5, 2026
Sudan's Power Grid Under Siege: Drone Attacks Escalate as Government Accuses Ethiopia of Aiding RSFPolitics

Sudan's Power Grid Under Siege: Drone Attacks Escalate as Government Accuses Ethiopia of Aiding RSF

Sudan's electricity network has been targeted by 18 drone strikes in the past week, causing widespread power outages. The Sudanese government accuses Ethiopia of aiding the paramilitary RSF in these attacks and has filed complaints with the UN and AU.

Al Jazeera English|November 2, 2026
Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Drone Attacks, Filing Complaints with UN and AUPolitics

Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Drone Attacks, Filing Complaints with UN and AU

Sudan has filed complaints with the UN and AU against Ethiopia, accusing the RSF paramilitary group of launching drone attacks from Ethiopian territory. The Sudanese military claims these attacks have killed and wounded hundreds of civilians and soldiers.

Al Jazeera English|November 2, 2026
Ethiopian Border Clashes Displace Kenyan Families, Causing HungerMiscellaneous

Ethiopian Border Clashes Displace Kenyan Families, Causing Hunger

Families in Kenya are facing hunger and homelessness due to recent clashes along the Ethiopian border. The conflict has displaced residents and disrupted essential resources.

Al Jazeera English|October 30, 2026
Ethiopia Bolsters Air Power with 12 Russian Su-35 Jets, Eyes S-400 Acquisition Amidst Regional ConflictsPolitics

Ethiopia Bolsters Air Power with 12 Russian Su-35 Jets, Eyes S-400 Acquisition Amidst Regional Conflicts

Ethiopia has received 12 Russian Su-35 fighter jets and plans to acquire S-400 air defence systems, announced Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. This military buildup occurs as Ethiopia faces renewed internal conflicts and seeks to bolster its defence capabilities.

Al Jazeera English|October 28, 2026
Ethiopian PM's Advisor Cites Tigrayan Forces as Obstacle to StabilityMiscellaneous

Ethiopian PM's Advisor Cites Tigrayan Forces as Obstacle to Stability

An advisor to the Ethiopian Prime Minister has identified Tigrayan forces and other entities as hindrances to achieving stability in Ethiopia.

Al Jazeera English|October 24, 2026
Ethiopian PM's Advisor Cites Tigrayan Forces and Others as Obstacles to StabilityPolitics

Ethiopian PM's Advisor Cites Tigrayan Forces and Others as Obstacles to Stability

An advisor to the Ethiopian Prime Minister has identified Tigrayan forces and other unspecified groups as significant obstacles to achieving regional stability. The remarks underscore the ongoing challenges to peace in Ethiopia.

Al Jazeera English|October 24, 2026
Ethiopians Flee to Kenya Amidst Escalating Border Fighting in MoyaleMiscellaneous

Ethiopians Flee to Kenya Amidst Escalating Border Fighting in Moyale

Hundreds of Ethiopians, primarily women and children, have crossed into Kenya fleeing intense fighting in the border town of Moyale. The conflict reportedly stemmed from a dispute over the raising of a regional flag, escalating into clashes between Oromia and Somali regional forces.

Al Jazeera English|October 22, 2026|1
Egypt Declares GERD Negotiations Exhausted, Cites Ethiopian EvasivenessMiscellaneous

Egypt Declares GERD Negotiations Exhausted, Cites Ethiopian Evasiveness

Egypt's Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Hani Sewilam, stated that all negotiation paths regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) have been exhausted, citing Ethiopia's lack of response and evasiveness. Cairo insists on a legally binding agreement for dam operation to protect its water security.

Egypt Independent|October 22, 2026
Tigray Resumes Daily Life Amidst Lingering Fears of Escalating ConflictMiscellaneous

Tigray Resumes Daily Life Amidst Lingering Fears of Escalating Conflict

Residents in Tigray are cautiously resuming daily life amidst fears of escalating conflict and economic hardship. Renewed fighting threatens the region's fragile recovery, with delayed salaries and educational disruptions impacting the population.

Al Jazeera English|October 22, 2026|1
Tigray Residents Describe Terrifying Drone Attacks Amidst Ongoing ConflictMiscellaneous

Tigray Residents Describe Terrifying Drone Attacks Amidst Ongoing Conflict

Residents in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region are sharing their accounts of recent drone strikes, highlighting the escalating fear and impact on civilian life amidst the ongoing conflict.

Al Jazeera English|October 18, 2026|1
Ethiopia and Eritrea: Can Diplomacy Bridge Decades of Deep-Rooted Conflict?Politics

Ethiopia and Eritrea: Can Diplomacy Bridge Decades of Deep-Rooted Conflict?

Ethiopia and Eritrea, neighbours with a history of territorial disputes and conflict, are again facing escalating tensions. Despite a peace accord in 2018, accusations of supporting rebels and port ambitions threaten to reignite hostilities, raising questions about the efficacy of diplomacy.

Al Jazeera English|October 16, 2026
Ethiopia Appoints Interim Government in Tigray Following Military GainsPolitics

Ethiopia Appoints Interim Government in Tigray Following Military Gains

Ethiopia has announced the installation of an interim government in the Tigray region following military advances, with plans for free elections. This move comes after the Ethiopian army regained control from the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF).

Al Jazeera English|October 16, 2026
Ethiopian Forces Advance in Tigray, Claim Eritrean Retreat Amidst Border TensionsPolitics

Ethiopian Forces Advance in Tigray, Claim Eritrean Retreat Amidst Border Tensions

Ethiopian forces and allied fighters have reportedly expanded their control in Tigray, entering the city of Aksum, while claiming Eritrean troops have retreated. Eritrea has denied claims of significant losses amidst escalating regional tensions and a call for de-escalation from the US.

Al Jazeera English|October 15, 2026
UAE and Saudi Arabia's Shifting Stances Amidst Renewed Tigray ConflictPolitics

UAE and Saudi Arabia's Shifting Stances Amidst Renewed Tigray Conflict

As renewed fighting erupts in Ethiopia's Tigray region, the roles of the UAE and Saudi Arabia are under scrutiny. The UAE publicly backs Ethiopia's federal government, while Saudi Arabia has a history of regional diplomacy, raising questions about their influence and interests in the escalating conflict.

Al Jazeera English|October 13, 2026
Tragedy Off Djibouti As Migrant Boat Capsizes Leaving 139 Dead And Dozens MissingBreaking News

Tragedy Off Djibouti As Migrant Boat Capsizes Leaving 139 Dead And Dozens Missing

A boat carrying migrants from Djibouti to Yemen capsized near Obock, resulting in 139 deaths and leaving over 80 people missing.

The National|October 11, 2026
Eritrea Appeals to UN Security Council for Intervention Amid Escalating Conflict with EthiopiaPolitics

Eritrea Appeals to UN Security Council for Intervention Amid Escalating Conflict with Ethiopia

Eritrea has urged the United Nations Security Council to take deterrent measures against Ethiopia following mutual accusations of an invasion and a declaration of war over the Tigray region.

Al Jazeera English|October 10, 2026
Horn of Africa Crisis Deepens as Ethiopia and Eritrea Trade Mutual Invasion AccusationsPolitics

Horn of Africa Crisis Deepens as Ethiopia and Eritrea Trade Mutual Invasion Accusations

Ethiopia and Eritrea have accused each other of launching military invasions, escalating regional tensions in the Horn of Africa following the collapse of their diplomatic ties.

Al Jazeera English|October 9, 2026
Escalating Tigray Conflict Raises Fears of Wider Regional InterventionPolitics

Escalating Tigray Conflict Raises Fears of Wider Regional Intervention

The recapture of Mekelle by Ethiopian federal forces has ended the Pretoria ceasefire and sparked fears that escalating conflict in Tigray could draw in regional rivals.

Al Jazeera English|October 9, 2026
Ethiopia and Eritrea Face Escalating Tensions as Troops Cross into TigrayBreaking News

Ethiopia and Eritrea Face Escalating Tensions as Troops Cross into Tigray

Eritrean troops have crossed into Ethiopia's Tigray region and faced drone strikes, raising fears of a renewed war between the neighboring countries.

The National|October 8, 2026
Eritrean Troops Spotted in Northern Ethiopia Amid Escalating Regional TensionsPolitics

Eritrean Troops Spotted in Northern Ethiopia Amid Escalating Regional Tensions

Witnesses report seeing dozens of Eritrean soldiers inside northern Ethiopia, days after the neighboring nations severed diplomatic ties amid an escalating conflict.

Al Jazeera English|October 7, 2026|1
Unfinished Peace Shakes Ethiopia as Conflict Returns to Tigray and Draws in Regional PowersPolitics

Unfinished Peace Shakes Ethiopia as Conflict Returns to Tigray and Draws in Regional Powers

Fighting has erupted again in Ethiopia's Tigray region, ending a four-year peace deal and drawing in new regional alliances and tensions.

The National|October 6, 2026
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi Warns Egypt's Nile Water Share Is 'Historical and Legal' RightPolitics

President Abdel Fattah El Sisi Warns Egypt's Nile Water Share Is 'Historical and Legal' Right

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi stated that Egypt's share of Nile water is a non-negotiable historical and legal right amidst escalating tensions over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

The National|October 6, 2026