President Isaias Afwerki Begins Five-Day Working Visit to Egypt: Red Sea Security and Sudan Crisis Top the AgendaThe Red Sea Does Not Open to CoercionAbiy Ahmed’s Speech: A Delusional Threat to PeaceAbiy’s Parliament Show — Big Rhetoric, Bigger Questions, No LogicBerhanu Jula’s “Door to the Sea”: Ethiopia’s Dangerous Game With HistoryDjibouti’s New "Constitutional" Trick: When “Reform” Is Just Another Word for SuccessionEritrea’s independence: Ethiopia’s never-ending excuse factoryEritrea and the UN: A New Language of PartnershipEritrea’s 2025 ACRWC Report Highlights Gains in Child Welfare and Self-Reliant Social PolicyEU–Egypt Partnership Exposes Ethiopia’s Diplomatic IsolationPresident Isaias Afwerki Begins Five-Day Working Visit to Egypt: Red Sea Security and Sudan Crisis Top the AgendaThe Red Sea Does Not Open to CoercionAbiy Ahmed’s Speech: A Delusional Threat to PeaceAbiy’s Parliament Show — Big Rhetoric, Bigger Questions, No LogicBerhanu Jula’s “Door to the Sea”: Ethiopia’s Dangerous Game With HistoryDjibouti’s New "Constitutional" Trick: When “Reform” Is Just Another Word for SuccessionEritrea’s independence: Ethiopia’s never-ending excuse factoryEritrea and the UN: A New Language of PartnershipEritrea’s 2025 ACRWC Report Highlights Gains in Child Welfare and Self-Reliant Social PolicyEU–Egypt Partnership Exposes Ethiopia’s Diplomatic Isolation
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Eritrea and the UN: A New Language of Partnership

Why the UN’s approach in Asmara may be the most important development story Africa isn’t talking about. The hall at the National Confederation of Eritrean Workers was full, alive with an energy I hadn’t felt before at any event hosted by international partners in Asmara. The even

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The Afar Card: Ethiopia’s Proxy War Against Eritrea

As we recall, for the second time in just two weeks, Ethiopia has gone before the United Nations to accuse Eritrea of “supporting armed groups” inside its territory. No evidence. No coordinates. No captured fighters. Just a letter — carefully timed, theatrically phrased — and qui

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Eritrea Calls Ethiopia’s UN Letter “Deceitful Charade,” Reaffirms No Appetite for War

Eritrea’s Minister of Information, Yemane G. Meskel, has sharply rebuked Ethiopia’s latest communication to the United Nations, describing it as “an act of duplicity in its extreme” and “a deceitful charade” aimed at misleading both Ethiopians and the international community. The

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Ethiopia’s UN Letter Can’t Erase a Year of Escalation

If you only read Addis Ababa’s 2 October letter to the UN, you’d think Ethiopia is a beleaguered neighbor fending off an Eritrean onslaught and some shadowy “Tsimdo” plot. Reality is less theatrical and far more documented: for a full year Ethiopia’s leadership has normalized tal

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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 Stand on Palestine: Sovereignty Over Spectacle

For years, Eritrea’s position on the Palestinian question has been caricatured or misrepresented, often reduced to a soundbite: “Eritrea does not recognize Palestine.” Such claims ignore Eritrea’s official record, its foreign policy philosophy, and its voting history at the Unite

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Eritrea and U.S. Signal Opening for Renewed Engagement at UNGA80

Eritrea’s Foreign Minister Osman Saleh has held a series of high-level meetings on the sidelines of the 80th UN General Assembly, signaling renewed momentum in the country’s international engagement after years of strained ties. On Wednesday, Saleh met with Massad Fares Boulos, S

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Eritrea Elected to UNICEF Board Bureau: Championing Child Advocacy Worldwide

In a remarkable step forward for child welfare and international collaboration, Eritrea has been elected as a Vice-President of the UNICEF Executive Board Bureau for 2025. This esteemed position will be held by Her Excellency Ms. Sophia Tesfamariam, Eritrea's Permanent Representa

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