Eritrea Calls Ethiopia’s UN Letter “Deceitful Charade,” Reaffirms No Appetite for WarEthiopia’s UN Letter Can’t Erase a Year of EscalationEnd Sanctions As First Step To Normalize Eritrea-US RelationsEthiopia's Propaganda Outfit Horn Review’s Fantasy: No, Eritrea’s Sovereignty Is Not ReversibleAbiy Ahmed’s Grand Distractions Mask Ethiopia’s Slow CollapseEritrea’s Call for a Just Global Order: From the Margins to the Heart of the DebateEgypt and Ethiopia Clash at UN General Assembly Over Nile Dam (GERD), Regional StabilityEritrea’s Stand on Palestine: Sovereignty Over SpectacleEritrea and U.S. Signal Opening for Renewed Engagement at UNGA80Eritrea Warns Against Manufactured Red Sea Crisis Amid Abiy Ahmed’s Escalating War RhetoricEritrea Calls Ethiopia’s UN Letter “Deceitful Charade,” Reaffirms No Appetite for WarEthiopia’s UN Letter Can’t Erase a Year of EscalationEnd Sanctions As First Step To Normalize Eritrea-US RelationsEthiopia's Propaganda Outfit Horn Review’s Fantasy: No, Eritrea’s Sovereignty Is Not ReversibleAbiy Ahmed’s Grand Distractions Mask Ethiopia’s Slow CollapseEritrea’s Call for a Just Global Order: From the Margins to the Heart of the DebateEgypt and Ethiopia Clash at UN General Assembly Over Nile Dam (GERD), Regional StabilityEritrea’s Stand on Palestine: Sovereignty Over SpectacleEritrea and U.S. Signal Opening for Renewed Engagement at UNGA80Eritrea Warns Against Manufactured Red Sea Crisis Amid Abiy Ahmed’s Escalating War Rhetoric
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End Sanctions As First Step To Normalize Eritrea-US Relations

There is a popular Eritrean song titled “Abey Alo Btsay Tegadalai” (where is my comrade freedom fighter) that poignantly describes the sheer level of sacrifice and difficulties endured, voluntarily, by Eritrean freedom fighters. The song rhetorically asks “but by whose order” did

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Trump Signals Reset: US–Eritrea Relations Enter a New Phase

President Donald Trump’s letter to President Isaias Afwerki confirms Washington’s intent to reverse years of hostility and pursue constructive ties across the Horn of Africa. The careful, principled patience of Eritrea’s foreign policy appears to be bearing its first fruit. In a

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US–Eritrea Relations: Between Hope and Sabotage

In geopolitics, memory is often short—but Eritrea remembers. It remembers the betrayals, the broken promises, the sanctions with no cause, the partnerships offered and later withdrawn. Yet, despite this bitter history, Eritrea’s posture toward the United States has never been roo

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