Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is a Nobel Peace Prize winner who now finds himself facing a potential civil war.
The government is fighting opposition forces in Tigray and has closed off the region.
What impact is the battle having on people there?
Why did the fighting start?
And why might Eritrea be drawn in?
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