Setit Media | October 8–12, 2026
Eritrea, Ethiopia, the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea
1. Ethiopia and Eritrea Trade Invasion Accusations as Fighting Reaches...
A growing controversy over the activities of individuals described as “war tourists” in Tigray is beginning to draw criticism from within Ethiopia’s own pro-government...
Eritrean Information Minister Yemane Gebremeskel has signaled that the expiration of U.S. sanctions could open a new phase of economic and diplomatic engagement with...
Successful peace processes depend upon correctly identifying the forces that sustain a conflict. When that diagnosis is incomplete, even the most determined diplomatic efforts...
Ethiopia has taken its confrontation with Eritrea to the United Nations Security Council, accusing its northern neighbor of military aggression and invoking the right...
There is something deeply troubling about how quickly allegations of an Eritrean invasion have become an international narrative. What began as reports of troop...
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is not confusing port access with sovereignty. That interpretation is too simple and misses the larger project he has been...
Eritrea, a nation forged in the fires of a 30-year liberation struggle, stands at a pivotal juncture. Its independence, hard-won against overwhelming odds, is...