Eritrea Calls Ethiopia’s UN Letter “Deceitful Charade,” Reaffirms No Appetite for WarEthiopia’s UN Letter Can’t Erase a Year of EscalationEnd Sanctions As First Step To Normalize Eritrea-US RelationsEthiopia's Propaganda Outfit Horn Review’s Fantasy: No, Eritrea’s Sovereignty Is Not ReversibleAbiy Ahmed’s Grand Distractions Mask Ethiopia’s Slow CollapseEritrea’s Call for a Just Global Order: From the Margins to the Heart of the DebateEgypt and Ethiopia Clash at UN General Assembly Over Nile Dam (GERD), Regional StabilityEritrea’s Stand on Palestine: Sovereignty Over SpectacleEritrea and U.S. Signal Opening for Renewed Engagement at UNGA80Eritrea Warns Against Manufactured Red Sea Crisis Amid Abiy Ahmed’s Escalating War RhetoricEritrea Calls Ethiopia’s UN Letter “Deceitful Charade,” Reaffirms No Appetite for WarEthiopia’s UN Letter Can’t Erase a Year of EscalationEnd Sanctions As First Step To Normalize Eritrea-US RelationsEthiopia's Propaganda Outfit Horn Review’s Fantasy: No, Eritrea’s Sovereignty Is Not ReversibleAbiy Ahmed’s Grand Distractions Mask Ethiopia’s Slow CollapseEritrea’s Call for a Just Global Order: From the Margins to the Heart of the DebateEgypt and Ethiopia Clash at UN General Assembly Over Nile Dam (GERD), Regional StabilityEritrea’s Stand on Palestine: Sovereignty Over SpectacleEritrea and U.S. Signal Opening for Renewed Engagement at UNGA80Eritrea Warns Against Manufactured Red Sea Crisis Amid Abiy Ahmed’s Escalating War Rhetoric
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Ethiopia's Propaganda Outfit Horn Review’s Fantasy: No, Eritrea’s Sovereignty Is Not Reversible

When "Think Tanks" Drift Into Fantasy It is often said that politics in the Horn of Africa suffers from a chronic shortage of clear-eyed realism and an overabundance of wishful thinking. Few recent publications capture this affliction as vividly as a September 30 essay by  Horn R

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Eritrea’s Call for a Just Global Order: From the Margins to the Heart of the Debate

When Eritrea’s Foreign Minister addressed the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York, the words were not clothed in diplomatic vagueness. They carried the clarity of a nation that has endured sanctions, external pressure, and marginalization — yet still insists on voici

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Eritrea’s Henok Mulueberhan Seizes Yellow in Qinghai, Echoing Eritrea’s Growing Legacy in Global Cycling

In the windswept highlands of Qinghai, where elevation alone breaks weaker wills, Eritrean cyclist Henok Mulueberhan has once again etched his name into international cycling history.  At the penultimate stage of the 2025 Tour of Magnificent Qinghai, Mulueberhan claimed the Yello

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