History

From Bahti Meskerem to Today: Remembering Eritrea’s Struggle for Sovereignty

By Sesin Seyoum   As we commemorate Hamid Idris Awate and mark September 1st aka Bahti Meskerem, it is important to remember not only the...

Against Impossible Odds: Hamid Idris Awate and the Birth of Eritrea’s Armed Struggle

by Ghidewon Abay Asmerom Sixty-five years ago, a handful of Eritreans made a decision that, by every practical measure, seemed impossible. They had no state...

Manufacturing Non-Viability: Britain’s Plunder and the Economic Dismantling of Eritrea, 1941–1952

By David Yeh Eritrea did not emerge from the Second World War economically empty. It was emptied by the British....

Marcus Garvey, Haile Selassie, and the Long Shadow of Ethiopian Expansionism

By David Yeh The modern political architecture of the Horn of Africa was not born of Ethiopian foresight but of...

ERITREA the Red Sea: A Century and a Half of Great Power Interests

How External Powers Shaped the Geopolitics of the Horn of Africa By David Yeh For more than a century and a...

Eritrea’s Long Ordeal: Ethiopian State Violence During Eritrea’s Liberation Struggle

By David Yeh Introduction The history of Eritrea's struggle for independence is not merely a story of armed resistance. It is...

When The Ethiopian State Made Eritrean Civilians the Enemy

By Dawit Gebremichael Habte There are wounds a nation carries not because it refuses to heal, but because the world...

From Remembrance to Storytelling: Preserving the Legacy of Eritrea’s Real Heroes

By Dahlakib Every nation remembers its heroes. Some immortalize them in monuments, others in books, songs, and national holidays. Eritrea...