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An Election Without a Nation: Ethiopia’s Election Dilemma

By David Yeh ETHIOPIA - Eight years after Abiy Ahmed came to power promising reform, unity, and democratic renewal, Ethiopia...

The 3,000-Year Myth: Ethiopia Between Historical Deception and Political Decay

By Debessai Tsegai The recurring political instability in the Horn of Africa and the persistent crises within Ethiopia are deeply...

Why Can’t Ethiopia Just Take Over the Port of Assab?

By David Yeh Ethiopia’s quest for access to the Red Sea has long been a defining issue in its modern...

The Roots of Eritrea’s Struggle and the Crisis of the Ethiopian State

By David Yeh “ታሪኽ ኢትዮጵያ ታሪኽ ወንጀል እዩ!” “Ethiopian history is a history of crime!” The roots of Eritrea’s struggle for...

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⸻ A State Trapped in Its Own Narrative Ethiopia’s Leaked Memo and the Strategic Consequences of Threat Inflation By Alula Frezghi States rarely...

Defaming Shaebia: Potemkin Party’s Fabricated Shield for Internal Failure and Decay

By Debessai Tsegai Since the Potemkin Party took power in Ethiopia, it has consistently deceived the public with false promises...
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Discipline Over Decibels: Power and Illusion in the Horn of Africa

Why strategic restraint not loud rhetoric will shape the region’s next crisis By Alula Frezghi Power in the Horn of Africa...

Ethiopia’s Internal Challenges: Governance Failures and the Myth of External Interference

By David yeh Ethiopia’s current political and security situation is undeniably complex, but attributing instability primarily to external interference misrepresents...

A Regime at War With Reality

Ethiopia’s Leaked Memo and the Political Logic of Terminal Insecurity By Alula Frezghi Authoritarian systems rarely fail through sudden rupture. More...

2nd Annual Eritrean – American Career Fair Empowers Diaspora Professionals and Strengthens Community Networks

By Hadnet Keleta Washington, D.C. The Eritrean community across the Washington metropolitan region encompassing the District of Columbia, Maryland, and...

The Italians of Eritrea: Lives Between Two Worlds (1940–1975)

By Pascuale Santoro There were years when Africa seemed closer than the sea that separated it from Italy. Years when...

Asmara: The City That Refused to Bow

By Sharron Yemane Asmara, ኣስመራ, rises from the Eritrean highlands with the quiet confidence of a city that has survived...