A surge in Ethiopian military conflict and a rise in lethal violence against environmental activists in Latin America are signaling a period of extreme global instability.
The 2022 peace agreement in Ethiopia has collapsed as a seven-group coalition, led by the TPLF, launches a major offensive targeting federal infrastructure.
Seven armed factions have united to challenge the Ethiopian government, while a U.S. court ruling simultaneously ends deportation protections for Ethiopian nationals.
Years after the Pretoria Agreement, the peace process in Ethiopia faces significant strain as the TPLF undergoes political repositioning and new, unlikely alliances emerge.