Ethiopia News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th November, and here’s your Ethiopia daily news capsule.

Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia are strengthening economic ties, says the Trade Minister.

Tigray dialogue congress aims to gather over 2,300 participants amid opposition concerns.

At least 12 Somali civilians, including eight children, killed in suspected US airstrikes.

Ethiopia strives to become a global leader in the pulses and oilseeds export market.

EIH clears most audit backlogs, but MPs cite ongoing gaps in strategy and technology.

African leaders issue the Addis Ababa Declaration on climate change and call for action.

Ethiopian Airlines strengthens its position as Africa’s largest A350 operator with new orders.

UN Aid Chief condemns impunity for atrocities in Sudan's Darfur as violence escalates.

African Youth Ambassadors for Peace call for applications for their fourth cohort.

Breaking the mold: new strategies for infrastructure success in Africa are being discussed.

Flydubai signs a memorandum for 75 Boeing 737 MAX airplanes to expand its fleet.

Gustav Klimt painting becomes the second most expensive artwork sold at auction.

Cristiano Ronaldo attends a White House dinner alongside the Saudi crown prince.

World Rugby Nations Cup set to launch in July 2026 to transform the international calendar.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!