The findings were based on flight recorder data and represented the strongest indication yet that the...
Following the lead of other global aviation regulators unnerved by the second crash involving a 737 MAX...
Australia, Brazil, China, Indonesia, Mexico, Singapore and South Africa have suspended flights of Boeing’s...
157 died when Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8 crashed minutes on Sunday
Many had already spent hours at the airport
Flight ET 302 crashed near the town of Bishoftu, 62 kilometres southeast of the capital Addis Ababa,...
A 2002 UN-backed boundary demarcation was meant to settle the dispute for good, but Ethiopia refused...
Nearly a million people were driven from their homes in the weeks of violence between the Oromos and...
The development will be a boon not only to Somaliland but also its landlocked neighbour Ethiopia - a...
The rally was being held in Ethiopia’s capital in support of the 41-year-old ex-soldier who has...
The event was hailed around the world and by celebrity supporters such as George Clooney
In a special interview given for Weekend Tribune, Prof John D Clemens, the executive director of icddr,b,...
The United States, France, Italy, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Japan and China all have military bases in the...
Ethiopia is East Africa's biggest and fastest-growing economy and a Western ally in the fight against...
The Security Council has called for an end to the violence in Rakhine state
UN humanitarian chief described the crisis as the largest since the World War II, and an amount of $4.4bn...
Immigration is a controversial subject in Japan, where many pride themselves on cultural and ethnic homogeneity,...
An Eritrean teenager named Yones said Afghans had started the fires. Many migrants could be seen taking...
Ethiopian and Somali government officials were not available to comment.
The group, which once ruled much of Somalia, wants to topple the Western-backed government in Mogadishu...
Ethiopia’s largest ethnic group, the Oromo, rose up in protest almost a year ago when the government...
