Tag: #Port Sudan

The Red Sea Should Be a Bridge, Not a Battlefield: Sovereignty and Sea Access in the Horn of Africa

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
Ahmed Ibrahim The history of a coastline cannot be rewritten simply because a neighboring country has become landlocked. For Eritrea,...

The GERD as Bargaining Chip

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
By Sirak Kifle and David Yeh A few weeks ago, Ethiopia’s ruling Prosperity Party floated what it likely believed was...

Inventing a Coastline: Ethiopia’s Red Sea claims and the politics of manufactured grievance

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by Ghidewon Abay Asmerom Ethiopia’s claim to a Red Sea “right” is not about trade or access, which international law...

The Red Sea Region Is Not a Playground: The Debate Over External Involvement

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
by David Yeh The Red Sea, stretching roughly 2,250 km (1,400 miles) from Suez to the Bab el-Mandab, widening...

Eritrea’s Solidarity with Sudan: A Philosophy of Shared Destiny in the Horn

Opinion Red Sea Beacon -
By ALULA FREZGHI In Sudan’s hour of trial, Eritrea stands unwavering bound not by convenience or calculation, but by history,...