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Ethiopia's New Rebel War Redraws Alliances Across the Horn of Africa
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Ethiopia's New Rebel War Redraws Alliances Across the Horn of Africa

All Africa about 2 hours 1 mins read
[RFI] Ethiopia and Eritrea have cut diplomatic ties as a new rebel offensive grips northern Ethiopia, putting two countries that fought together during the last Tigray war on opposing sides. Ethiopia accuses its neighbour of supporting a new anti-government alliance.

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