Tag: #EU

The Conflict Industry Panics When Diplomacy Breaks Out

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Red Sea Beacon The possibility of improved relations between the United States and Eritrea has sent certain conflict entrepreneurs...

The Comfortable Hypocrisy of Middle Powers and the Horn of Africa

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Ghidewon Abay Asmerom Introduction Middle powers like Canada, Australia, Germany, and the EU present themselves as principled actors in a...

Eritrea’s Independence and the Cost of Refusing Subordination: An Integrated Analysis

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by PI Demoz Introduction In the contemporary international system, sovereignty is praised in theory but rationed in practice. States are declared...

Red Sea 2026: Diplomacy Secures a New Era of Peace

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
Three Months of Restless Diplomacy By ALULA FREZGHI For three months, the President of Eritrea pursued an unrelenting diplomatic mission across...

UN Secretary-General, EU, Canada, Japan, Norway and the UK, Statements in Support of the Algiers Agreement and EEBC Decision

News Red Sea Beacon -
On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Algiers Agreement of 12 December 2000—signed with the full backing of the international...

A Decisive Turning Point for Africa: The AU–EU Joint Declaration and Its Implications for Sovereignty, Stability, and Regional Integrity

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by David Yeh The Joint Declaration issued at the 7th AfricanUnion–European Union Summit is more than a diplomatic communiqué. It...

Who Moved My Aid? A Tale of Two Nations in the Maze of Global Cheese Dependency

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Ezra Musa In the often-shady buffet line of global development funding, the classic corporate narrative of "Who Moved My...