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Eritrea
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Egypt’s Power Play: Using Horn of Africa States to Contain Ethiopia
Egypt is escalating its efforts to pressure Ethiopia by leveraging regional proxies. Its renewed commitment to support insurgent…
Eritrea Signals Overtures to Sudan’s Burhan
Eritrean warship docked at Port Sudan shores on Friday, stirring discussion about the timing amid Sudan’s ongoing conflict…
Eritrea has expelled Sudanese Charge d’Affaires Khalid Abbas From Asmara
In a move that underscores deteriorating relations with Port Sudan based government led by General Al Burhan, Eritrea…
Eritrea releases prisoners from Tigray, as TPLF continues shadow wars in Ethiopia
On April 12, 2024, Eritrea released 46 prisoners it says, “were captured from the Tigray region of Ethiopia…
Going undercover to interview Cara Anna from Associated Press
A not unamusing email exchange that reveals big media’s disdain for truth and for African lives Cara Anna is…
Ethiopia: On Course to Recognizing Somaliland’s Statehood
Background On New Year’s Day Ethiopia and Somaliland announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The specifics of the…
Post-War Tigray region of Ethiopia Struggles with Internal Political Unrest
After a two-year war between the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and the Federal Government concluded in a…
African Rape in The Washington Post
Did The Washington Post stick up for girls and women against hordes of vicious degenerates? Or did The…
The Algiers Accord Between Ethiopia and Eritrea at 23
Recalling the 23rd anniversary of the Algiers Agreement, both the United Kingdom and the United States have issued…
Wings of Valor: Colonel Nebiyu Abraha’s Courageous Journey Through War and Exile
It was a time of panic. Asmara had been surrounded by rebel forces from the Eritrean People’s Liberation…
Debating the implications of the Pretoria Agreement for Ethiopia: countering attempts to silence alternative voices
Following an earlier piece by the authors debating the importance of the Pretoria Agreement (or Cessation of Hostilities…
Can Ethiopia still make structural political reforms?
Decades of polarizing ethnic politics and conflict have increased public disdain for elites and the country’s constitution, yet…