Ethiopia Tigray conflict
Latest reports
Earlier coverage
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Clashes and civilian casualties around Alamata
Regional responses and spillover concerns
Horn of Africa fears spillover from renewed fighting
France 24 English
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Ethiopia Accuses Neighbor of Supporting Opposition
Government Forces Claim Capture of Alamata
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Tigray television station hit by drone strike
Tigray TV station hit by drone as rebels advance in northern Ethiopia
France 24 English
Conflict in northern Ethiopia: Drone strike hits major TV station in Tigray
Al Jazeera English
Afar front and accusations against neighboring countries
Fighting intensifies in northern Ethiopia as Eritrean forces reportedly join
Al Jazeera English
Government forces claim capture of Alamata
Ethiopian forces claim capture of Tigray town
France 24 English
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Meskel amid war and calls for peace
Ethiopian Orthodox Christians celebrate Meskel and call for peace
The Associated Press
Spreading war and mutual accusations of foreign support
Artillery reported as fighting intensifies on Ethiopia’s Tigray-Afar front
Al Jazeera English
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Escalating Fighting and Communications Blackout in Tigray
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Tigray internet blackout and blockade fears
Telecoms disruption raises fears as heavy fighting strikes Ethiopia
France 24 English
Tigray fighting expands and both sides speak
Ethiopia: What is driving the renewed violence in Tigray?
France 24 English
Ethiopia: Tigray rebels claim 'full-blown war'
France 24 English
Ethiopia: Renewed Tigray fighting raises fears of a return to civil war
France 24 English
Fighting widens across Ethiopia as Tigray clashes escalate
Al Jazeera English
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Renewed Tigray Fighting and Claims by Both Sides
Tigray rebels in 'full-blown' war with government
France 24 English
What has triggered the latest violence in Ethiopia?
Al Jazeera English
Tigrayan leaders say new war with Ethiopian government has begun
France 24 English
Tigray forces launch offensive against Ethiopian government
Al Jazeera English
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