Weekly Geopolitical Report Issue No 42, covering key political, security, and diplomatic developments across the Horn of ...
The Eritrean People’s Liberation Front did not simply inherit a state in 1991; it institutionalised the operational repertoire of a clandestine liberation movement that had survived by cultivating ...
Ethiopia’s recent letter to the United Nations Security Council places important legal principles at issue about the prohibition on the use of force, the protection of territorial integrity and the ...
A detailed analysis by Surafel Tesfaye on the El Alamein Declaration’s assertion of exclusive Red Sea governance and how it fails under UNCLOS Article 123(d), which requires littoral states to invite ...
Ethiopia’s expulsion of ten Eritrean diplomats from Addis Ababa marked the culmination of more than a year of steadily ...
Burhan's recent inspection of the 11th Infantry Division headquarters in the city of Khashm el-Girba, Kassala State, was described in official briefings as a routine field visit to assess the ...
The airstrikes that tore through the artisanal gold mining camps near the Sudanese-Egyptian border on Saturday did not emerge ...
Russia’s decision to offer a platform for contacts between Ethiopia and Eritrea is a constructive and welcome development.
Eritrea has answered, in kind, a letter that Ethiopia sent to the United Nations Security Council on 9 October. Addis Ababa’s ...
On 29 May 1956, before construction of the Aswan High Dam began, the United States Embassy in Addis Ababa sent the U.S.
The public position articulated by Somalia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Hassan Mohamed Ali Nadara to the BBC Somali service is a ...
The recent meeting between Brigadier General Nimcaan at the army’s headquarters and Ethiopian envoy Teshome, Ethiopia’s ...
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