Eritrea Withdraws from IGAD, Citing Loss of Mandate Eritrea-Ethiopia Algiers Agreement at 25: International Law Still Stands Riyadh Signals a Strategic Reset: President Isaias and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Hold High-Level Talks in Saudi Arabia Eritrean President in Riyadh for Strategic Talks Amid Regional Shifts When the Mask Slips: Abiy Ahmed’s “Lice” Remark and the Language of Future Atrocities How Washington Rewrote Its Africa Playbook — And Why the 2025 NSS Quietly Favors Eritrea’s Position The AU’s Ethiopia Problem: How a Continental Body Became a Stage for Manufactured Peace The Red Sea Gambit: Eritrea’s Rise and the Battle for the Horn’s Future Biniam Girmay Signs Three-Year Deal With NSN, Marking a Major Shift in African Cycling Biniam Girmay Wins Men’s Elite Title at the Africa Cycling Excellence Awards in Kigali Eritrea Withdraws from IGAD, Citing Loss of Mandate Eritrea-Ethiopia Algiers Agreement at 25: International Law Still Stands Riyadh Signals a Strategic Reset: President Isaias and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Hold High-Level Talks in Saudi Arabia Eritrean President in Riyadh for Strategic Talks Amid Regional Shifts When the Mask Slips: Abiy Ahmed’s “Lice” Remark and the Language of Future Atrocities How Washington Rewrote Its Africa Playbook — And Why the 2025 NSS Quietly Favors Eritrea’s Position The AU’s Ethiopia Problem: How a Continental Body Became a Stage for Manufactured Peace The Red Sea Gambit: Eritrea’s Rise and the Battle for the Horn’s Future Biniam Girmay Signs Three-Year Deal With NSN, Marking a Major Shift in African Cycling Biniam Girmay Wins Men’s Elite Title at the Africa Cycling Excellence Awards in Kigali

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Alula Frezghi

Sudan’s Peace Demands More Than Diplomacy, It Requires Justice

The recent announcement by President Donald J. Trump at the urging of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to engage in Sudan’s peace process marks a notable shift in international attention. For a war that has displaced millions, decimated cities, and triggered what the United

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The Custodians of the Red Sea: Eritrea and the Balance of the Horn

The Red Sea has always been more than a body of water. It is a living archive, a sacred artery of trade, migration, and memory. Long before colonial maps carved borders into the Horn of Africa, the Red Sea was a mirror of endurance — a cradle where civilizations learned to breath

Abiy Ahmed’s Speech: A Delusional Threat to Peace

Abiy Ahmed’s latest parliamentary speech is not mere political theater — it is a dangerous escalation. His invocation of demographic conquest, his demand for Port of Assab, and his imperial posturing are not just offensive, they are destabilizing. This is not diplomacy. It is a d

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