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The Week Unwrapped: Kibbutzniks, quitters and patriotism
podcast What does a row about a kibbutz say about modern Israel? Are record numbers of people about to give up their jobs? And why can’t we work out how to celebrate Britishness?
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The Week Unwrapped: Ethiopia, passwords and a plague of mice
podcast Is the Ethiopian PM a hero or villain? Should the police have power over our passwords? And why are mice multiplying like rabbits in Australia?
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Ethiopia: massacre in Tigray fuels genocide fears
In Depth Almost 200 civilians killed by Ethiopia and Eritrean military forces in latest human rights abuse in region
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Why Ethiopia may be heading for civil war
Speed Read Military seizes airport and shuts off internet in northern Tigray region as rebels reject PM Abiy Ahmed
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Are Egypt and Ethiopia heading for a water war?
In Depth Cairo warns of ‘consequences’ if fellow African nation takes control of Nile River
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Locusts ravage East Africa’s crops in worst invasion in 25 years
In Depth Hundreds of thousands of tons of food destroyed
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Ethiopia coup thwarted after army chief killed
Speed Read Country’s military chief of staff assassinated by bodyguard as government sees off putsch in north
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Dead tattoo artist’s skin to be preserved and framed
Speed Read And other stories from the stranger side of life
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Political prisoners thrown to lions in Ethiopia
Speed Read Reformist prime minister reveals torture practice thought to have ended decades ago
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Ethiopia and Eritrea end decades-long ‘state of war’
Speed Read Landmark accord hailed as ‘light of hope’ for Africa by Pope Francis
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East Africa hunger crisis: Mo Farah backs UK charity appeal
In Depth Olympian tells Britons to 'act now' and help millions facing starvation
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Forgotten conflicts: the wars that go unnoticed
In Depth Across the world – and especially in Africa – war can rage on for years, ignored by all those who are not directly affected
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Fossil discovery in Ethiopia could rewrite history of human evolution
Speed Read Scientists believe jawbone dating back 2.8m years belongs to one of the world's very first humans
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Jobs, security, investment: Africa’s next billion
feature By 2050, Africa’s population will hit 2.4 billion. What effect will this have and what opportunities will it present for your business?
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