Hundreds of internally displace people are kidnapped from camps in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, UN warns.

The United Nations Security Council expresses “deep concern” about allegations of human rights violations in Ethiopia's northern region of Tigray.

Amnesty International says at least three civilians have been killed by Eritrean soldiers in Ethiopia’s conflict-hit northern Tigray region.

Ethiopia's foreign ministry says troops from neighboring Eritrea have "started to evacuate" the northern Tigray region.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says Eritrea has greed to pull out its troops from border regions in Ethiopia, days after he admitted that the foreign forces were present in the country’s northern region of Tigray.

Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says his country does not want to go to war with Sudan at a time of internal conflict in its northern Tigray region, which has also brought Ethiopia and Sudan to the brink of fighting over a contested border region.

At least 7,000 people who fled escalating ethnic violence in western Ethiopia have sought refuge in neighboring Sudan, the United Nations refugee agency says.

The Ethiopian Red Cross Society says 80 percent of Ethiopia’s northern, conflict-torn Tigray region has been completely cut off from humanitarian aid.

The conflict is estimated to have displaced 950,000 people, some 50,000 of whom into Sudan, according to the UN.

The United Nations (UN) says it has not been able yet to reach the people who are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance in Ethiopia's restive region of Tigray.