Tag: #Oromo

Divide and Reign: The Politics of Fracture Under Colonel Abiy Ahmed

By David Yeh The cardinal principle of Colonel Abiy Ahmed’s fragile grip on power is disarmingly simple: exploit every fault...

Ethiopia in Crisis: Self-Determination, Fragility, and the Storms of 2026

By David Yeh Ethiopia is not collapsing because its peoples are demanding too much. It is collapsing because its leaders...

Eritrea: The Gatekeeper of the Red Sea the World Cannot Overlook

By Eyob Tesfamichael Habtab Introduction The Horn of Africa is undergoing a profound geopolitical transformation. At the heart of this transformation...

Red Lines and Broken Myths: Ethnic Power, Sovereignty, and the Future of the Horn

Aaron Introduction History rarely announces its turning points with clarity; it signals them through repetition of myths, of maps, of...

Ethiopia’s Dangerous Fantasy: Fake Maps as Acts of Aggression

By ALULA FREZGHI Maps are never innocent, especially when they are designed to erase borders. Since Abiy Ahmed’s ascent to...

History Does Not Belong to Those Who Shout the Loudest

by David Yeh Civilizations do not grant political inheritance certificates, and monuments do not confer modern entitlement. Yet in the...

Assab and Prosperity Party’s Delusion

by Ghidewon Abay Asmerom “Assab remains Eritrean, by right, by history, and by the will of its people.” In the Prosperity...