Analysis
Ethiopia’s Red Sea Ambition: Is Eritrea Being Pushed Toward Another War?
Ethiopia has taken its confrontation with Eritrea to the United Nations Security Council, accusing its northern neighbor of…
Tag: Eritrea foreign policy
AnalysisOpinion
Washington Has Changed Course on Eritrea. The Question Is Why Now.
For five years, U.S. sanctions imposed during the war in northern Ethiopia hung over some of Eritrea’s most…
OpinionOpinion
The Virtual Buffer Zone: Eritrea’s Societal Strategic Depth: Part One
The Architecture of a Different Kind of Security There is an old saying among soldiers: the map is…
OpinionOpinion
THE NATURE OF SANCTIONS
A tool that promises more than it delivers Sanctions are routinely presented as a clean alternative to military…
EritreaOpinion
Dependency Equals Vulnerability
There is a truth that global history has repeatedly confirmed, yet powerful nations and international institutions continue to…
Analysis
Jakaya Kikwete Enters a Region Under Pressure
The African Union’s decision to appoint former Tanzanian president Jakaya Kikwete as High Representative for the Horn of…
Domestic Affairs
War of Narratives: Eritrea at the Center of a Shifting Horn
A quiet but intense information war is unfolding across the Horn of Africa, with Eritrea once again at…