In his 35th Independence Anniversary address, President Isaias Afwerki emphasized the need for national consolidation, regional cooperation, and a fairer global order. He linked Eritrea's development to broader international justice and urged for collective security in the Horn
Eritrea commemorates 35 years of independence, reflecting on its struggle for survival and self-determination. The anniversary highlights the resilience and determination of Eritreans in the face of historical betrayals and ongoing challenges.
The article explores the historical significance of Eritrea as the ancient land of Punt, emphasizing its cultural and maritime heritage. It highlights recent scientific findings that trace the origins of mummified baboons in Egypt back to Eritrea, reinforcing the region's histori
Ethiopia's recent accusations against Egypt regarding access to the sea reveal deeper issues of sovereignty and trust. The article argues that Ethiopia's claims are more about political maneuvering than actual access to ports.
The article explores the intersection of the EU's Fertiliser Action Plan and Eritrea's Colluli Potash Project, highlighting the potential for a strategic partnership that could enhance food security and reshape Eritrea's economy.
Eritrea and Qatar are signaling a potential diplomatic re-engagement after years of limited interaction. Recent meetings suggest a cautious revival of their previously warm relations, amidst evolving geopolitical dynamics in the Horn of Africa.
Eritrea has been drawn into Group D of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers alongside South Africa, Guinea, and co-hosts Kenya. This marks a challenging path for Eritrea as they aim for their first AFCON appearance.
Asmara hosted a vibrant street carnival with over 13,000 participants as part of Eritrea's Independence Week celebrations. The event featured cultural performances and exhibitions, highlighting national unity ahead of the 35th Independence Day on May 24.
Egypt's Foreign Minister praised Eritrea as a 'pillar of stability' during a recent visit to Asmara, where a maritime transport agreement was signed to enhance cooperation. The discussions focused on regional security and economic collaboration between the two nations.
The article discusses the potential for a diplomatic thaw between the U.S. and Eritrea, arguing that engagement is necessary for strategic interests in the Red Sea amid rising geopolitical competition.
Eritrea and Egypt have signed a maritime transport agreement aimed at enhancing cooperation in shipping and logistics. This deal reflects Eritrea's long-standing vision of a collaborative Red Sea region, emphasizing the importance of coastal-state responsibility.
Eritrea and Egypt have signed a maritime transport agreement during high-level talks in Asmara, aimed at enhancing economic cooperation and trade. The agreement is expected to strengthen logistics connectivity and support regional stability in the Horn of Africa.
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