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Is an all-out civil war now likely in Ethiopia? | Inside Story

Months of violence in Ethiopia's Tigray region have highlighted the growing ethnic divide, awakened old rivalries and produced odd alliances. And Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed might be complicating things even further Earlier this week he called on all capable Ethiopians to join the army and stop the r…

Gearty Grilling: Awol Allo on The Courtroom as Political Theatre

Contributor(s): Awol Allo | Awol Allo, Fellow in Human Rights, discusses the politicisation of justice in the courtroom.

Is a smooth transition possible in Sudan?

Sudan's military rulers said they would not allow the country to descend into 'chaos'. But just hours after announcing a transition deal with an opposition alliance, security forces were accused of firing on protesters on Monday night. Several people and a soldier were killed. The military denies t…

Is a smooth transition possible in Sudan?

Sudan's military rulers said they would not allow the country to descend into 'chaos'. But just hours after announcing a transition deal with an opposition alliance, security forces were accused of firing on protesters on Monday night. Several people and a soldier were killed. The military denies t…

Who should pay for the world's peacekeepers?

They keep the peace, but at what cost? As the United Nations marks the 'International Day of UN Peacekeepers', a funding shortfall could threaten the missions carried out by the 'Blue Helmets'. The UN Secretary General says the peacekeeping budget is $2 billion short because member states are not p…

Who should pay for the world's peacekeepers?

They keep the peace, but at what cost? As the United Nations marks the 'International Day of UN Peacekeepers', a funding shortfall could threaten the missions carried out by the 'Blue Helmets'. The UN Secretary General says the peacekeeping budget is $2 billion short because member states are not p…

Is Sudan's military prepared to give up power?

It's been nearly two months since Sudan's military deposed the long-time leader Omar Al Bashir. Talks on the country's political future have stalled, and people are venting their frustration. Opposition groups want the military to hand over power to a civilian leader, and they are defying warnings…

Are hopes fading for democracy in Sudan?

After months of peaceful demonstrations, Sudan's military junta has had enough. Security forces have carried out a dawn raid to break up a sit-in outside the army's headquarters in the capital Khartoum. At least 13 people died. Soldiers then stormed a hospital and shot at the injured. The main oppo…

Are hopes fading for democracy in Sudan?

After months of peaceful demonstrations, Sudan's military junta has had enough. Security forces have carried out a dawn raid to break up a sit-in outside the army's headquarters in the capital Khartoum. At least 13 people died. Soldiers then stormed a hospital and shot at the injured. The main oppo…

Episode 1 | South Africa v. Israel

On January 26 the International Court of Justice handed down its order on provisional measures in the case brought by South Africa challenging Israel’s military operations in Gaza under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. In this first episode of our new rapid…