Analysis
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,…
Setit contributor
Suleiman A. Hussien
Suleiman A. Hussien is a prominent Eritrean politician and analyst based in London, UK. Specializing in the Horn of Africa and Middle Eastern affairs, he offers in-depth analysis on regional dynamics, political developments, and strategic insights. As a regular contributor to Setit Media, Suleiman shares his expert perspectives every Wednesday, providing valuable commentary on issues shaping the region.
Articles by this author
Horn of AfricaOpinion
Who Faces the Real Existential Challenge: Eritrea or Ethiopia?
Over the years, Mr Getachew Reda has made numerous public remarks about Eritrea. Most have reflected political disagreement,…
Horn of AfricaOpinion
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…
CommentaryOpinion
The Red Sea Between Ambition and Sovereignty
This article first appeared in Arabic on Siyassa.org.eg and is republished here in English with the author’s permission. Setit Media…
EritreaOpinion
A Public Tribute to the Legend Abrar Osman
Inspired by His Farewell Words to the Late Legendary Artist Berekhet Mengsteab When I listened to the recent…
Horn of AfricaOpinion
Ethiopia’s Maritime Claim Is Not Based on History or Law — It Is a Direct Threat to African Sovereignty
Ambassador Nebiyu Tedla’s article in Horn Review attempts to justify Ethiopia’s demand for “sovereign maritime access” as a…
Horn of Africa
Abiy Ahmed’s Dangerous Rhetoric: Ethiopia’s Internal Collapse and the Return of Expansionist Fantasies
The recent statements by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed delivered during a parliamentary session in response to questions…
Analysis
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.…
History
No Peace Without Justice: Eritrea’s Rightful Claim to Accountability
As Ethiopia renews its controversial campaign for sovereign access to the Red Sea, Eritreans and observers of the…
Horn of Africa
Who Is Provoking Whom? Ethiopia’s Claims Against Eritrea Contradict Its Own Record
In a recent letter to the UN Secretary-General and several member states, the Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs…