Churches and mosques in Tigray 'vandalised and looted' in Ethiopian purge
Some manuscripts dating to the 13th century may have been stolen and burned in 'cultural cleansing'
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Four aid workers killed in Tigray days after Ethiopian troops shot at UN officials
One International Rescue Committee staffer and three Danish Refugee Council employees have been killed
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Ethiopian forces opened fire on UN workers, government spokesperson admits
Humanitarian officials had only recently gained access to the Tigray region at the centre of a increasingly international conflict
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Ethiopia Airlines accused of ethnic profiling over civil war with Tigray
Sources say pilots, caterers, technicians and security guards told to hand in their badges and not to return to work
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Dispatch: In the desperation of the Ethiopian conflict, only slivers of hope remain
My interpreter said he had not managed to contact his family in Ethiopia in three weeks - they did not know whether he was alive
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Ethiopian military retakes Tigray, says PM, but explosions reported in Eritrean capital
Heavy fighting expected in Mekele does not appear to have materialised, though reports remain hard to verify
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Heavy shelling hits capital of Ethiopia's Tigray as forces begin offensive
Tens of thousands of refugees have streamed over the border into Sudan
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‘I’d rather come here than die there': Ethiopians return to Sudan camp they lived in decades ago
Since November 4, some 42,000 refugees have fled to Sudan, escaping knife-wielding militiamen and indiscriminate artillery shelling
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Watch: On the ground in Sudan where Ethiopians are fleeing to escape a brutal offensive
A media blackout makes it impossible to know what it really happening in northern Ethiopia
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Ethiopian forces launch 'final assault' on Tigray capital with devastating fighting predicted
Devastating fighting is expected as military officials claim they have surrounded Mekele, which has roughly the same population as Liverpool
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'Please, we need help': Searching for their families, Ethiopian refugees mass on Sudanese border
Ethiopian government offensive on northern Tigray province has driven tens of thousands across the border in recent weeks
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After the bombs they attacked with knives, claim Ethiopians fleeing peace prize winner's war
Experts say the conflict could tear the country apart, cause catastrophic ethnic bloodshed, and destabilise the Horn of Africa
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Ethiopia army threatens 'no mercy' in assault on regional capital
On Sunday, Ethiopia said it would not talk to Tigrayan leaders to end the fighting
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Ethiopian army marches on 'treasonous' Tigray region as ethnic conflict worsens
Rising humanitarian crisis as rebellious regional government insists it will not surrender
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Nobel Committee issues rare statement as Ethiopian PM launches 'final and crucial' military operation in Tigray
Hungry, exhausted and scared, refugees continue to flow into Sudan with terrifying accounts of war
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Leader of Ethiopia's Tigray region claims responsibility for missile strikes on Eritrean capital
Tigrayan leader Debretsion Gebremichael claimed Ethiopian forces had been using Asmara airport, making it a legitimate military target.
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Ethiopia’s civil war becomes regional as missiles strike Eritrea’s capital
The missiles are suspected of having been launched by the leaders of Ethiopia’s Tigray region
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Airport damaged after rockets were fired towards two cities in Ethiopia's Amhara state
Attack raises fears that ongoing fighting could draw in other parts of the country
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Hundreds of Ethiopians 'hacked to death' as civil conflict spirals out of control
Amnesty International has verified reports from the restive Tigray region of a large number of civilians attacked and killed
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Ethiopians flee in their thousands to Sudan as aid agencies sound the alarm
Escalating violence in Ethiopia threatens to engulf the region with experts fearing the break-up of the nation into different ethnic regions
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Ethiopia teeters on the edge as conflict escalates in Tigray
Analysts fear that the conflict could lead to the ‘Balkanisation’ of the nation of 110m into different ethnic regions
