Eritrea Deepens Engagement With UN Human Rights System, Hosting First-of-Its-Kind Workshop in Asmara Sudan’s Peace Demands More Than Diplomacy, It Requires Justice Copy-Paste Diplomacy: Ethiopia’s ‘Dialogue’ Campaign on Eritrea Ethiopia’s hegemonic ambitions is a danger to Horn of Africa A new front in East Africa’s sea obsession Enough Is Enough: Abiy Ahmed’s March Toward War — and the African Union’s Unforgivable Silence Red Sea Riddles: Deconstructing Ethiopia's Gaslighting Gambit Against Eritrea A Speech Built on Sand: Exposing Ethiopia's FM Gedion Timothewos’s Gaslighting on Eritrea Red Sea Doctrine: Littoral States Shut the Door on Expansionism President Isaias Calls for New Approach to UN Role in Horn of Africa Eritrea Deepens Engagement With UN Human Rights System, Hosting First-of-Its-Kind Workshop in Asmara Sudan’s Peace Demands More Than Diplomacy, It Requires Justice Copy-Paste Diplomacy: Ethiopia’s ‘Dialogue’ Campaign on Eritrea Ethiopia’s hegemonic ambitions is a danger to Horn of Africa A new front in East Africa’s sea obsession Enough Is Enough: Abiy Ahmed’s March Toward War — and the African Union’s Unforgivable Silence Red Sea Riddles: Deconstructing Ethiopia's Gaslighting Gambit Against Eritrea A Speech Built on Sand: Exposing Ethiopia's FM Gedion Timothewos’s Gaslighting on Eritrea Red Sea Doctrine: Littoral States Shut the Door on Expansionism President Isaias Calls for New Approach to UN Role in Horn of Africa

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Debesai Tesfu

Kristalina Georgieva With Ethiopian delegation

Ethiopia’s hegemonic ambitions is a danger to Horn of Africa

Ethiopia’s Prosperity Party officials and elites have been making a flurry of claims and declarations the past few months with respect to their aspirations on the Red Sea. They use the term “sea access” to cloak their real intent of asserting control over a coastline. This obsess

End Sanctions As First Step To Normalize Eritrea-US Relations

There is a popular Eritrean song titled “Abey Alo Btsay Tegadalai” (where is my comrade freedom fighter) that poignantly describes the sheer level of sacrifice and difficulties endured, voluntarily, by Eritrean freedom fighters. The song rhetorically asks “but by whose order” did

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