Eritrea
From 1869 to 1949: The Documents That Challenge Ethiopia’s Claim to Assab
Ethiopia’s renewed demand for sovereign access to the Red Sea has brought back an old argument that history…
Tag: International Law.
Analysis
Eritrea Signed for Peace, Not to Surrender Its Sovereignty
In July 2018, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed arrived in Asmara promising a new chapter in relations between…
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…
Analysis
Ethiopia Accuses Eritrea of Invasion While Demonstrators Declare the Red Sea Their Border
At a time when Ethiopia is accusing Eritrea of violating its sovereignty, a banner displayed during Getachew Reda’s…
Horn of Africa
Mekelle Has Fallen, but Eritrea’s Real Danger Lies Beyond Tigray
Mekelle has changed hands again. For Eritrea, however, the greater concern is not whether the fighting in Tigray…
Horn of AfricaOpinion
Selective Narratives and Dangerous Ambitions: A Response to Getachew Reda and Redwan Hussein
A Selective Plea for Peace The article by Getachew Reda, Ethiopia’s Minister Advisor for East African Affairs, and…
OpinionOpinion
Red Sea Reality Check: A Letter to Ethiopia’s Political Elite
There are moments in the life of a region when words are not mere words. They become signals.…
CommentaryOpinion
The Red Sea Between Ambition and Sovereignty
This article first appeared in Arabic on Siyassa.org.eg and is republished here in English with the author’s permission. Setit Media…
OpinionOpinion
The Red Sea Has Guardians: Ethiopia Is Not One of Them
Ethiopia’s new diplomatic confidence has produced a chorus of claims, and the latest piece published in Ahmaric through…
Horn of Africa
AU–EU Summit Says Sovereignty Cannot Be Touched, Challenging Ethiopia’s Red Sea Claims
Leaders from Africa and Europe ended their summit with a strong message: sovereignty and territorial integrity are not…