Tag: #France

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...

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...

 Israeli recognition of Somaliland: Analysis 

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Girmay Haile  A regional security threat and potential for destabilisation of the Horn of Africa, the Red Sea and...

The Betrayal of Eritrea: A Crime Written in the Margins of History

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
By ALULA FREZGHI When declassified diplomatic files begin to speak, they rarely whisper. They reveal, with startling clarity, the truths...

Historical Context ofThe UN’s Original Sin: Eritrea and the Betrayal of Self-Determination

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
By ALULA FREZGHI On December 2, 1950, the United Nations committed what can only be described as its original sin...