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For those subscribers interested in the ongoing armed conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray state, PolGeoNow still doesn’t have our own map of control, but on our free site we’re again featuring the relevant work of our colleague Daniel from Passport Party, who follows similar methodological standards to our own.
Since it’s currently almost impossible to map detailed territorial control in this conflict, Daniel’s new map instead focuses on a related theme: how de facto borders – at both the regional and national level – have changed during the war.
This is not part of PolGeoNow’s Professional Conflict Mapping Service, but we wanted to let you know about it, as it’s closely related to the kind of content you subscribe for here. To see the full-size map and article, visit the following link:
Guest Map: Border Changes in Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict (February 2021)