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The Real Blind Spot in Sudan’s Peace Efforts

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The Real Blind Spot in Sudan’s Peace Efforts

Successful peace processes depend upon correctly identifying the forces that sustain a conflict. When that diagnosis is incomplete, even the most determined diplomatic efforts...

The G4: A Possible Coalition That Could Redraw the Middle East

The wars that have ravaged the Middle East in recent years are producing consequences that extend far beyond the battlefield. Gaza, Lebanon, the Gulf...

The Order That Created This War

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After Listening to Mohamed Hassan: The Horn’s Crisis Is Bigger Than the Wars We See

BREAKING: U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Major Eritrean Entities

September 1 and the Debt Eritrea Still Owes Itself

The University of Asmara, Decentralization, and the Moral Record of the Educated Class

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After Listening to Mohamed Hassan: The Horn’s Crisis Is Bigger Than the Wars We See

I recently watched a lengthy interview watched a lengthy interview with veteran diplomat and political activist Mohamed Hassan discussing the Horn of Africa, Sudan, Ethiopia,...

September 1 and the Debt Eritrea Still Owes Itself

On September 1, 1961, a small group of men decided that the unilateral annexation imposed by Addis Ababa could no longer go unanswered. Nine...

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Over the years, Mr Getachew Reda has made numerous public remarks about Eritrea. Most have reflected political disagreement, repeated familiar arguments or simply failed...

The G4: A Possible Coalition That Could Redraw the Middle East

The wars that have ravaged the Middle East in recent years are producing consequences that extend far beyond the battlefield. Gaza, Lebanon, the Gulf...

Selective Narratives and Dangerous Ambitions: A Response to Getachew Reda and Redwan Hussein

A Selective Plea for Peace The article by Getachew Reda, Ethiopia's Minister Advisor for East African Affairs, and Redwan Hussein, Director General of Ethiopia's National...

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