We have started to collect the most important news related to Ethiopia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ethiopia's information minister says Eritrea and Egypt are contributing to the unrest, which has led to a six-month state of emergency.
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Ethiopia declares a six-month state of emergency following months of anti-government protests by members of the two largest ethnic groups.
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A Chinese-built electric train service from Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, to the Red Sea port in Djibouti opens with a test run for passengers.
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Ethiopia's government declares three days of mourning after at least 52 people are killed during a protest at a religious festival.
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Fifty-two people were killed and many more injured in Ethiopia's Oromia region during a protest at a religious festival, the government says.
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Dozens of people have been killed at a religious festival in Ethiopia's Oromia region after security forces confronted anti-government protesters.
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Ethiopian prince Lij Iyasu was deposed after fears he had converted to Islam. But it also put an end to the threat of Ethiopia entering into World War One, writes Martin Plaut.
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Britain, the European Union and the World Bank announce a $500m plan to build two industrial parks to help provide work for refugees.
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Ethiopian Olympian Feyisa Lilesa, who said he wanted to seek asylum after staging an anti-government protest in Rio, arrives in the US.
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Ethiopia says 23 prisoners have died after a fire at a prison where prominent anti-government protesters are reportedly being held.
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The BBC looks at the future of Ethiopian silver medallist Feyisa Lilesa after his daring anti-government protest at the Rio 2016 Olympics.
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A crowd-funding campaign raises more than $40,000 to help Ethiopia's Olympic marathon medallist seek asylum after his anti-government protest.
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Feyisa Lilesa crosses his arms as he wins a silver medal - a gesture used by his Oromo people at home to protest against the government.
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Nearly 100 people were killed in the weekend's protests in Ethiopia as demonstrators clashed with security forces, Amnesty International says.
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Several people are feared dead in clashes in north-western Ethiopia between police with protesters, amid a wave of unrest across the country.
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The smell from a live chicken could help protect against malaria and work is beginning to find a new repellent, researchers say.
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The Ethiopian government blocks popular social networks after exam leaks - the first time such sites have been publicly blocked nationwide.
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The bodies of 19 Ethiopian migrants who suffocated to death in a container in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been returned home.
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Sylvia Pankhurst is well known for her links with the suffragette movement but she had strong ties with Ethiopia as well, as James Jeffrey reports.
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Ethiopia and Eritrea exchange accusations over who started fighting at their heavily militarised border on Sunday.
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Somali Islamist militant group al-Shabab says it has killed 60 Ethiopian soldiers in an attack on an African Union base in Somalia.
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Somali Islamist militant group al-Shabab says it has killed more than 40 Ethiopian soldiers in an attack on an African Union base in Somalia.
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You have probably never heard of Bekoji, but this small town in the highlands of Ethiopia has had a huge impact on athletics.
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Ethiopia's rescue mission after cross-border kidnapping
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Ethiopia's first skate park, Addis Skatepark, is attracting hundreds of young fans in Addis Ababa.
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At least 19 of more than 100 Ethiopian children held captive by an armed South Sudanese group for nearly a month are freed, Ethiopian state media reports.
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Thousands of Ethiopian Jews are hoping that an announcement by the Israeli government will pave the way for a new life in the Middle East.
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Ethiopia's army has surrounded the area in neighbouring South Sudan where it believes more than 100 abducted Ethiopian children are being held, local media report.
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Ethiopia's army is trying to rescue more than 100 women and children abducted in a cross-border raid in the western Gambella region, the government says.
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