Analysis
Ethiopia’s Red Sea Agenda: From Maritime Claims to Plans for Regime Change and Territorial Control in Eritrea
Ethiopia’s campaign for sovereign access to the Red Sea has evolved from an economic argument into a broader…
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Analysis
A 1920 British Document Exposes the Historical Weakness of Ethiopia’s Red Sea Claims
History has a way of challenging political narratives, especially when documents written long before today’s disputes are brought…
Analysis
A New Red Sea Security Order: What the Türkiye–Saudi–Pakistan Alignment Means for Eritrea
Something important is taking shape across the Red Sea.The new defense alignment bringing together Saudi Arabia, Türkiye 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.…
Horn of AfricaOpinion
Ethiopia’s Maritime Claim Is Not Based on History or Law — It Is a Direct Threat to African Sovereignty
Ambassador Nebiyu Tedla’s article in Horn Review attempts to justify Ethiopia’s demand for “sovereign maritime access” as a…
Horn of AfricaOpinion
Aby Ahmed: This time, you are on your own, and you know what that means.
When the Tigray Civil War erupted in 2020, Abiy Ahmed urgently turned to Eritrea for help, seeking rescue…
EditorialEditorial
Abiy Ahmed’s Red Sea Rhetoric: Ethiopia’s Dangerous Return to Imperial Fantasy
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has once again opened an old wound in the Horn of Africa. Standing before…
OpinionOpinion
Prosperity Party Fools in Arat-Kilo Should Shut Their Mouths
At Setit Media, we believe in calling things by their name—plain and clear. This piece by Abel Kebedom…
Horn of Africa
The Dangerous Myth of a “Lost Seaport”: Ethiopia’s Revisionist Rhetoric and Its Consequences for the Horn of Africa
In a series of recent interviews aired by Ethiopian State Television, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed once again lamented…