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The US’ chief enjoy to the Horn of Africa, Jeffrey Feltman, has embarked on a tour of three Middle Eastern nations to build an international consensus on their approach to the conflict in Ethiopia, now in its 13th month.

The  United Nations says large quantities of U.N. food earmarked for malnourished people in northern Ethiopia have been looted from warehouses, reportedly by elements of Tigrayan forces and the local population

The  United Nations says large quantities of U.N. food earmarked for malnourished people in northern Ethiopia have been looted from warehouses, reportedly by elements of Tigrayan forces and the local population

U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said the theft of food from warehouses in the town of Kombolcha in the Amhara region escalated to mass looting of warehouses across the Kombolcha area in recent days.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Large quantities of U.N. food earmarked for malnourished people in northern Ethiopia have been looted from warehouses, reportedly

The corrupt system of the past might be gone, but the new chapter in Afghanistan’s history is unlikely to be much better. 

The Ethiopian government said it had recaptured two strategic cities in eastern Amhara state that had been captured two months earlier by the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) during its southern drive on the capital.

One by one, women poured into the mud brick clinic, the frames of famished children peeking out beneath the folds of their pale gray, blue and pink burqas. Many had walked for more than an hour across this drab stretch of southern Afghanistan, where parched earth meets a washed-out sky, desperate for medicine to pump life back into their children’s shrunken veins. For months,

Facing economic collapse, Afghanistan is gripped by starvation

SHAH WALI KOT, Afghanistan -- One by one, women poured into the mud brick clinic, the frames of famished children peeking out beneath the folds of their pale gray, blue and pink burqas.