Fighting has returned to Tigray, raising fears that Ethiopia could be heading towards another devastating conflict.
Four years after the Pretoria peace agreement ended the previous war, renewed clashes are now threatening to widen beyond Tigray, with tensions involving Ethiopia, Eritrea and other regional actors adding to concerns over a broader crisis.
Can the renewed fighting in Tigray still be contained?
Join us for Africanews Debates as our panel examines what is driving the latest escalation, whether diplomacy can still prevent a wider war, and what the conflict could mean for the Horn of Africa.
Four years after the Pretoria peace agreement ended the previous war, renewed clashes are now threatening to widen beyond Tigray, with tensions involving Ethiopia, Eritrea and other regional actors adding to concerns over a broader crisis.
Can the renewed fighting in Tigray still be contained?
Join us for Africanews Debates as our panel examines what is driving the latest escalation, whether diplomacy can still prevent a wider war, and what the conflict could mean for the Horn of Africa.
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