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Ethiopia has established a six‑month caretaker administration for the war‑torn Tigray region. The move follows a flare‑up of fighting that broke the 2022 peace accord and prompted hundreds of former fighters to enroll in a demobilisation program aimed at reintegrating them into civilian life. The caretaker government is tasked with restoring essential services, facilitating the return of displaced residents, and organising elections within the six‑month period under the supervision of the federal government. Its creation also comes amid accusations that Eritrean forces have entered northern Tigray, heightening regional tensions and underscoring the urgent need for stability in the area. [[1]]