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Russia’s Jets for Ethiopia: A Threat Beyond Eritrea’s Borders
When Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed celebrated the acquisition of Russian Su-35 fighter jets in Moscow this week,…
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Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s ‘War Tourists’ Face Growing Criticism as Pro-Government Voices Warn of Damage in Tigray
A growing controversy over the activities of individuals described as “war tourists” in Tigray is beginning to draw…
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Letter to My Country
Eritrea in an Italian Satire Show A few nights ago, during a well-known Italian satire show, a comedian…
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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…
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Engagement: A Path to Peace?
In recent weeks, something unexpected has begun to take root along the border areas between Eritrea and Ethiopia’s…
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Ethiopia: Suspension of Human Rights Groups Sparks Outcry Over Shrinking Civic Space
Amnesty International has condemned the Ethiopian government’s suspension of three prominent human rights organizations, warning of an alarming…
Human Rights
Israel’s Recruitment of African Asylum Seekers for Gaza War Sparks Human Rights Outcry
Israel’s defense establishment has been offering African asylum seekers, many of whom fled war-torn countries, the possibility of…
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Does Eritrea Occupy Land the EEBC Gave to Ethiopia?
Recently, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front’s (TPLF) propaganda operatives have been disseminating information about Eritrea occupying land that…
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Eritrea National Charter: A Checklist, or a Tree to Cherry-pick?
Introduction: Since March 2024, I deactivated my former Twitter account as I not only wanted to take a…
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We Need to Re-Calibrate: A Call for De-Escalation and National Reconciliation in Eritrea
Since late 2022, there has been a rise in physical violence within the Eritrean community by a movement…