Eritrea and the Mandate That Refuses to DieSovereign Monetary Stewardship: Eritrea’s Strategic Path to Financial Self-RelianceThe One Secret That Lies Within The Nurenebi FilesEritrea Tells Diplomats It Will No Longer Debate UN Rights MandateThe Price of the Sea: A Chronology of Eritrean Resilience Against Century-Long AggressionGuarding the Fabric: A Redefinition of Eritrean National UnityEight Years Later, Abiy Tests the Peace He SignedEritrea’s Infrastructure and Energy Transformation Gains MomentumAlpha Expands Eritrea Copper-Gold Discovery at AnaguluAdanesh Berhe: Farewell to the Mother Behind Eritrea’s National Story
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The UN’s Eritrea Obsession: How Selective Scrutiny Became a Permanent Mandate

The article critiques the UN's ongoing scrutiny of Eritrea, highlighting the hypocrisy in its human rights mandate. It argues that the UNHRC's selective enforcement undermines its principles of universality and impartiality.

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Arab and Muslim States Condemn Somaliland’s Jerusalem Embassy Move

Arab and Muslim nations have condemned Somaliland's reported embassy opening in Jerusalem, deeming it illegal and a violation of international law. The joint statement emphasizes support for Somalia's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

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