Johannesburg, South Africa — New satellite images have shed some light on the world's most hidden conflict. The images released by Maxar Technologies appear to confirm that fighting in Ethiopia ...

Satellite images have given a rare glimpse into the resurgence of fighting in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region, one of the world's most hidden conflicts, where communications have been cut off ...

Satellite images provide new insight into what happened in the weeks after a grisly massacre by Eritrean soldiers, allied with Ethiopian government troops, in two small villages east of the town ...

The Nasa satellite photos have been shared with the BBC as Ethiopian troops and militias, along with soldiers from neighbouring ally Eritrea, appear to be gaining the upper hand against Tigrayan ...

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Satellite imagery analysis corroborated the ... “This is just the latest such massacre for which the Ethiopian government needs to do more to ensure credible and independent investigations ...

The current magma intrusion I’ve described is being tracked by satellite remote sensing observations and seismic data from Ethiopia’s national and international seismic networks. The ...

Here’s how it works. A trio of technicolor lakes in Ethiopia, each one a different color from the others, is visible in stunning detail in a satellite image recently released by NASA.