Assab Was Not Ethiopia’s to Lose: The 1948 American Document That Challenges Abiy Ahmed’s Red Sea Narrative17/10/2026
Assab Was Not Ethiopia’s to Lose: The 1948 American Document That Challenges Abiy Ahmed’s Red Sea Narrative17/10/2026
Opinion Beyond the Unipolar Moment: Legacy, Rupture, and a Multipolar Future for the Global South Introduction: The End of a Rules-Based Fiction The unipolar world order that followed the Cold War is coming to a definitive close. In a candid speech at the World Economic… By Hannibal Negash 28/01/2026
How the CITG’s Methodology and Narrative Reflect Deeper Biases in the Post-War Political Economy of Blame and What It Means for Eritrea’s Sovereignty and Reputation in the Horn07/11/2025
Oromummaa and the Reimagination of Oromo Identity: Cultural Ideology, Political Mobilization, and Geopolitical Tensions in the Horn of Africa03/07/2025
AnalysisWhy 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…By Suleiman A. Hussien 23/06/2025
AnalysisAnalysis | A Changing U.S. Foreign Policy: What the Trump Draft Order Means for Africa A recent New York Times report has shed light on a draft executive order circulating within the Trump…By SETIT 21/04/2025