International🌐 Available in EnglishSeptember 24, 2026
What’s triggered the latest violence in Ethiopia?
Al Jazeera
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Four years of fragile peace in northern Ethiopia have collapsed this week as fighting erupts across three regions, including Tigray. The Tigray People's Liberation Front has forged an opposition alliance to overthrow the government in Addis Ababa, marking the most significant escalation since the 2022 ceasefire agreement.
Four years of fragile peace in northern Ethiopia has come to an end.
Fighting is under way in three regions, including Tigray.
This week the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) joined forces with former rivals to create an opposition alliance. The fighters say they want to overthrow the government in Addis Ababa.
It’s the biggest escalation since a peace deal in 2022 ended a civil war.
Some commitments contained in that deal remain unfulfilled. Both the government and TPLF accuse each other of breaching the terms of the agreement.
What could renewed civil war mean for Ethiopia?
Presenter: Per Nyberg
Guests:
Faisal Roble – Political analyst who specialises in the Horn of Africa
Jervin Naidoo – Senior political analyst at Oxford Economics Africa
Martin Plaut – Co-author of Understanding Ethiopia’s Tigray War
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