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Eritrean Independence Day performance with flag colors.

Happy Independence Day to the People of Eritrea

On Eritrea's Independence Day, the article reflects on the significance of the day for Eritreans, honoring martyrs and freedom fighters while critiquing the political narratives surrounding the country. It emphasizes the importance of understanding Eritrean sovereignty amidst ext

Eritreans holding national flag by the Red Sea.

Eritrea at 35: The Nation They Could Not Break

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.

Asmara Independence carnival

Asmara Carnival Draws more than 13,000 for Independence Week

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.

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