Ethiopia’s “Historical Amnesia” and the Record of Its Defeats in EritreaPresident 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 PolicyEthiopia’s “Historical Amnesia” and the Record of Its Defeats in EritreaPresident 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 Policy
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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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Eritrea 2024: UN Report Shows a Nation Advancing on Its Own Terms

In a region too often in the headlines for war and displacement, Eritrea stands out for a quieter reason: progress. Not the kind of “progress” framed in donor brochures, but the steady, tangible kind that the  United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Eritrea  has n

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From Dust to Harvest: How Eritrea’s Community Dams Are Greening the Desert

In Eritrea’s highlands, where the earth once cracked under relentless sun and hope withered with the seasonal streams, something remarkable is happening. Stone by stone, hand by hand, rural communities are defying drought and rewriting their story of survival. Across Zoba Maekel,

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UNDP Eritrea: A Leading Light in Transformational Development

Asmara, Eritrea  – The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has become a cornerstone of Eritrea’s development narrative, demonstrating unparalleled success through innovative projects and collaborative partnerships. With a focused agenda aligning closely with the country's

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