Israel’s Somaliland Recognition Sparks Legal, Regional, and Security BacklashREDISCOVERING ERITREA: A UN Resident Coordinator’s Testimony of Progress and PotentialSudan at the Crossroads: A Peace Initiative Rooted in Accountability, Not IllusionsWhen Maps Become Messages: Ethiopia’s Dangerous Normalization of Territorial ClaimsEgypt: Cairo Draws Clear Red Lines as Sudan’s War Tightens Its GripEthiopia on the Brink: A Humanitarian Crisis Deepened by Political ChoicesPresident Isaias Afwerki: Ending Sudan War Requires Cutting RSF Supply LinesEritrea Withdraws from IGAD, Citing Loss of MandateEritrea-Ethiopia Algiers Agreement at 25: International Law Still StandsRiyadh Signals a Strategic Reset: President Isaias and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Hold High-Level Talks in Saudi ArabiaIsrael’s Somaliland Recognition Sparks Legal, Regional, and Security BacklashREDISCOVERING ERITREA: A UN Resident Coordinator’s Testimony of Progress and PotentialSudan at the Crossroads: A Peace Initiative Rooted in Accountability, Not IllusionsWhen Maps Become Messages: Ethiopia’s Dangerous Normalization of Territorial ClaimsEgypt: Cairo Draws Clear Red Lines as Sudan’s War Tightens Its GripEthiopia on the Brink: A Humanitarian Crisis Deepened by Political ChoicesPresident Isaias Afwerki: Ending Sudan War Requires Cutting RSF Supply LinesEritrea Withdraws from IGAD, Citing Loss of MandateEritrea-Ethiopia Algiers Agreement at 25: International Law Still StandsRiyadh Signals a Strategic Reset: President Isaias and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Hold High-Level Talks in Saudi Arabia
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Ms Nahla Valji UN Resident Coordinator

REDISCOVERING ERITREA: A UN Resident Coordinator’s Testimony of Progress and Potential

In a world crowded with assumptions and secondhand narratives, firsthand testimony matters. Over the past two years, the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Eritrea has offered exactly that: a grounded, lived account of a country often discussed from afar but rarely understood

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Eritrea Deepens Engagement With UN Human Rights System, Hosting First-of-Its-Kind Workshop in Asmara

In a move that has drawn notice among diplomats and aid officials in the Horn of Africa, Eritrea hosted a three-day technical workshop in Asmara last week with senior experts from the UN human rights system — an initiative that, according to UN officials,  was proposed and reques

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