Dr. Dagnachew Assefa: A Prominent Source of Misinformation in Ethiopia.
Dr. Dagnachew Assefa is a familiar figure on Ethiopian government-owned television stations and associated YouTube channels. For readers who are not acquainted with his...
Why Ann Garrison’s Perspective on Eritrea Misses the Mark
I came across an article on my feed by Ann Garrison titled “Eritrea: We Won’t Kneel Down” on the Black Agenda Report, a news...
Washington and Asmara: A History of an Unresolved Relationship
The relationship between the United States and Eritrea was born in the context of the post-war order shaped by growing bipolar rivalry. From the...
XIMDO: A Vanguard for Lasting Peace
When the Eritrean People’s Liberation Front (EPLF) and the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) defeated the brutal Ethiopian military regime in 1991 and assumed...
No Reform, Just Rhetoric: Why Change Won’t Happen Under Isaias
Isaias’s latest interview has disappointed many Eritreans, and he has come under sharp criticism by several Eritrean media personalities on the internet, as well...
Between Fukuyama and Huntington: The Return of the Crusades The Defeat...
In the post–Cold War intellectual landscape, two grand theories emerged as competing visions of the global future: Francis Fukuyama’s optimistic notion of the “end...
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