Withdrawing from IGAD: The Cost of Coherence and the Solitude of...
An Accession That Was a Political Project
In the statement released on 12 December by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through which Eritrea formally notified...
How the CITG’s Methodology and Narrative Reflect Deeper Biases in the...
I. Introduction: When Data Becomes Diplomacy: In the aftermath of the Tigray war, two flagship documents from the Commission of Inquiry on the Tigray Genocide...
Playing with Fire on the Red Sea: Addis Ababa’s Assab Miscalculation
The Ethiopian Prime Minister has now spoken openly about invading and occupying the Eritrean port city of Assab. This is not mere bluster. It...
Oromummaa and the Reimagination of Oromo Identity: Cultural Ideology, Political Mobilization,...
Abstract
Oromummaa—the concept of “Oromo-ness”— has emerged as a foundational ideology for contemporary Oromo political, cultural, and national identity. While the term is a recent...
Why Ethiopia’s Seaport Ambitions Threaten Regional Stability and International Law
In recent months, Ethiopia’s leadership has escalated its rhetoric regarding access to a seaport—framing the issue not merely as a matter of trade or...
Analysis | A Changing U.S. Foreign Policy: What the Trump Draft...
A recent New York Times report has shed light on a draft executive order circulating within the Trump administration that proposes sweeping changes to...
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