In the highlands of northern Ethiopia, a ceasefire that had offered fragile hope after years of devastating civil war has shattered, as Tigray rebel forces and government troops resume armed conflict — each accusing the other of firing first. This moment of mutual recrimination is not merely a military event but a test of whether post-conflict societies can hold together when trust between adversaries was never fully established. The hundreds of thousands already lost to this war cast a long shadow over what comes next, and the world watches to learn whether peace agreements can survive the su
Ethiopia's fragile peace fractures as rebel alliance launches attacks
The renewed violence threatens to displace populations and resume casualties in a conflict that previously killed hundreds of thousands.