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Eritrea at the Red Sea Crossroads: Why a Changing World Demands...

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The latest signs of possible U.S.-Eritrea engagement should be read neither with excitement nor with suspicion alone. They should be read with clarity. According...

General Tsadkan Gebretnsae: The Black Sheep of Tigray

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Those who listened to the recent interview General Tsadkan gave to the Ethiopian Prosperity Party-controlled media can’t help but scratch their heads. The interview...

Teddy Afro and the Politics of Existential Threat

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The Rhetoric of Endings: Confusing Loss with Disappearance In his latest Facebook post, Nasser Omer Ali offers a lucid reflection on an increasingly central tension...

The Recurring Failure of American Foreign Policy

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THE AMERICAN PARADOX For nearly eighty years, American foreign policy has oscillated between sweeping global ambitions and consistently disappointing results. The gap is hard to...

The Chaos Is the Strategy

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How a smaller world makes America look greater I. A hypothesis few seem willing to entertain Since the opening of hostilities with Iran — now entering...

Eritrea in the New Global Copper Squeeze

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Eid Mubarak to all. May this blessed day bring peace, strength, and unity to your families and communities. May it be a time of reflection,...
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