Ethiopia news on The Boston Report gathers World News desk reports about Ethiopian politics, security and the country’s regional relationships in the Horn of Africa. This page is an archive of sourced articles, not a live conflict dashboard.
Stories that also name neighbors, the African Union or humanitarian agencies can appear under those sections as well. We do not invent casualty figures or aid-tonnage totals here.
Latest Ethiopia news
Showing 7 matching stories (page 1 of 2), newest first, from the World News archive—not only the latest desk window.
- Sudan Orders Ethiopia’s Gedaref Consulate Closed as South Africans Finish Local Elections
- Ethiopia Gives 6 Sudanese Officials 48 Hours to Leave and Shuts Assosa Consulate, Reports Say
- Africa Security Update, Nov. 3: Drones Knock Out Sudan Substations as Khartoum Takes Ethiopia to the UN
- Sudan Says 187 Drones Launched From Ethiopia Struck It in 70 Attacks, Takes Complaint to the UN
- Ethiopia’s Mikiyas Barega Wins Rain-Soaked JTBC Seoul Marathon in His Debut
- UN Begins Winding Down Its Western Sahara Mission After Rival Vetoes End Its Mandate
- Drone Strike Kills 16 at Ethiopian Displacement Camp as Congo Asks Russia for Help on Rwanda
Stories listed here come from The Boston Report World News desk. A report can appear in more than one section when it involves more than one country, subject or organization. Matching uses headlines, slugs and excerpts, and editor-assigned categories such as Iran, Asia-Pacific and Southeast Asia. We do not have reporters on the ground. See our editorial policy and corrections policy.