Reflections on the Ankara Declaration: Hopes and Reservations for the Horn...
The Ankara Declaration, signed on December 11, 2024, between Ethiopia and Somalia, represents a significant diplomatic breakthrough in the turbulent geopolitics of the Horn...
Ethiopian Naval Revival Ambition and its Impact on the Region
Landlocked Ethiopia agreed to lease 20 km (12 miles) of coastline from Somaliland to set up a naval base and commercial port in exchange...
Ethiopia and Eritrea’s Future Relationship Should be Transactional
The current Eritrean government and its predecessor, the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF), have long opposed any secessionist tendencies in Ethiopia. Eritrea has consistently...
Eritrea is Looking Towards the East: Between Security, Development, and Potential...
In a recent interview with TASS, the official Russian journal, the ambassador of the Russian Federation to Eritrea revealed a significant development. Asmara is...
Axum: Where the Boundary Line Between a Kid and an Adult,...
What happened in Axum on November 28, 2020, has been a fertile ground for the Western media and their surrogates like Amnesty International to...
The More Eritrea is Challenged the More it gets Stronger.
We Eritreans have faced very challenging times throughout our history. At a time when the world categorized the Eritrean struggle for independence as a...
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