Leader of Ethiopia's Tigray region accuses Eritrea of sending soldiers across the border, threatens more rockets 'as long as troops are fighting here'

Amnesty International says 'scores, and likely hundreds, of people were stabbed or hacked to death' amid fighting in northern region of Tigray

Sudanese officials say at least 6,000 have already entered country from Tigray, with numbers rising

Breakthrough comes after years of unsuccessful talks regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which became so heated at times that some feared military conflict

Violence comes after killing of popular singer, a prominent voice in anti-government protests that led to a change in leadership in 2018

Experts predict unprecedented damage to developing economies as governments struggle to ensure millions of newly jobless laborers and petty traders can survive lockdowns

Addis Ababa rejects Cairo's offers, moves on with construction of massive dam that could limit water supply; pro-Sissi pundits call for invasion similar to 1973 war with Israel

Netanyahu's office says counterpart invited Israeli premier to visit Addis Ababa; Blue and White's Gantz says he hopes Ethiopian leader will inspire others around the world

Premeir introduces visiting counterpart, Abiy Ahmed, to mother of Avera Mengistu, an Israeli of Ethiopian origin who has been in Hamas captivity for five years

Discovery in Ethiopia of 3.8-million-year-old skull indicates some ancient hominid species may have coexisted