Does new alliance challenge Ethiopia
The article discusses the formation of a new alliance comprising seven Ethiopian armed factions, aimed at overthrowing the federal government led by Abiy Ahmed and establishing a transitional government. This comes after years of armed conflicts between various ethnic groups in Ethiopia, particularly between the Tigray People's Liberation Front and other regions. The alliance, reflecting a unification of previously hostile forces, poses a threat to the country's stability—especially amid concerns of repeating the scenario of the 1990s, which led to the collapse of the regime and a violent reshuffling of power. Although the alliance currently faces fragility in its political agenda and leadership structure, the government is still believed to enjoy international support. Nonetheless, there are fears that the conflict may escalate and spread to other parts of the country, amid rising regional tensions in the area.
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