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Who Is Provoking Whom? Ethiopia’s Claims Against Eritrea Contradict Its Own Record
In a recent letter to the UN Secretary-General and several member states, the Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused Eritrea of “continued provocations” and...
Why Ethiopia’s Seaport Ambitions Threaten Regional Stability and International Law
In recent months, Ethiopia’s leadership has escalated its rhetoric regarding access to a seaport—framing the issue not merely as a matter of trade or...
Ethiopia’s Confused Strategy and the Horn’s New Reality
In a recent and surprising development, Ethiopia’s Chief of Staff appeared before Parliament not to brief lawmakers on national security, as is customary, but...
Eritrea Rejects Renewed Ethiopian Sea Access Claims, Reaffirms Sovereignty
Eritrea has firmly rejected renewed rhetoric from Ethiopian political and military leaders pushing for access to the Red Sea, asserting that Eritrea’s sovereignty—particularly over...
Neither Assab Nor Djibouti Are Crimea
In a powerful and unambiguous interview with Jeune Afrique, Djibouti’s President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh delivered his strongest message yet to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy...