Tag: #Europe

Closed to Domination: Eritrea and the West’s Open–Closed Myth

Fiction vs. Facts & Reality Red Sea Beacon -
By Aaron Abraha and Ghidewon Abay Asmerom Part II The Myth of the “Open” West and the “Closed” Rest One of the...

Ethiopia: Strategic Patronage, and Structural Dependency

Research & Analysis Red Sea Beacon -
by Amleset Negash G. Hiwet Controlled Strategic Dependency Strategic dependency theory, an evolution of classical dependency theory, posits that peripheral states...

A Generation that Remembers: 20 Years of YPFDJ-Europe Conference and the Architecture of Continuity

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
By Alula Frezghi For twenty years, the annual Young European–Eritrean Conference has stood as one of the most durable and...

When Human Rights Become a Weapon: The Hidden Human Cost of Unilateral Sanctions

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
How a global system built on equality became a machinery of selective suffering By Alula Frezghi Introduction The international order is entering...

Ethiopian POW Captivity with Dignity: The EPLF Way

Politics Admin2 -
By David Yeh POWs: Beyond the Battlefield; How the EPLF Taught Farming and Practical Skills to Ethiopian Prisoners of War The...

Confirmed RSF Training Camp in Ethiopia Deepens Regional Involvement in Sudan’s Civil War

Politics Admin2 -
By David Yeh Addis Ababa / Khartoum - Ethiopia is hosting a confirmed military training camp for Sudan’s Rapid Support...

Eritrea as a Sovereign Power: Strength, Cohesion, and the Misdiagnosis of Ethiopian Strategic Anxiety

Opinion Admin2 -
By David Yeh Recently a baseless article was published by the Ethiopian elite under the title of, “Eritrea: Insurgent State...

The Red Sea as the New Front Line of Global Power

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
How Gulf Rivalries, Ethiopian Ambition, and Eritrean Narrative Discipline Are Reshaping the Horn of Africa by Aron Abraha For decades, the...

Foreign Policy in Freefall: Ethiopia’s Strategic Drift and the Horn’s Fragile Order

Opinion Admin2 -
By Alula Frezghi The Horn of Africa does not tolerate strategic recklessness. Its borders are sensitive, its conflicts interconnected, and...