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The geopolitical landscape around Eritrea and the Red Sea is shifting.

In this week’s Setit Weekly, we examine the U.S. decision to remove the 2021 Ethiopia-conflict-related sanctions imposed on the Eritrean Defense Forces and other Eritrean individuals and entities — and ask why this is happening now.

The decision comes as the Red Sea faces an increasingly serious security environment. Developments in Yemen, instability around Bab el-Mandeb, threats to international shipping, growing foreign naval activity and the wider Middle East confrontation are once again placing the Red Sea at the center of global strategic calculations.

For Eritrea, this raises important questions.

What does the removal of the U.S. sanctions actually mean?

Could this mark a change in U.S.–Eritrea relations?

Why is Eritrea’s strategic position becoming increasingly important?

What do developments around Yemen and Bab el-Mandeb mean for Eritrea’s security?

Could Massawa, Assab and Eritrea’s Red Sea coastline gain greater economic and geopolitical importance?

How can Eritrea protect its sovereignty while engaging with competing regional and global powers?

And most importantly, how can Eritrea convert its strategic geography into tangible economic opportunities, development and long-term national benefit?

Setit Weekly examines the changing Red Sea security architecture from an Eritrean perspective while separating documented developments from speculation about the intentions of regional and international actors.

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