Tag: #Sanctions

United States Lifts Unilateral Sanctions on Eritrea

Shabait.com https://shabait.com/2026/09/19/united-states-lifts-unilateral-sanctions-on-eritrea/ Asmara, 19 September 2026 – The United States announced yesterday – through an announcement posted on the US Department...

When Foreign Policy Becomes Vendetta: Eritrea and the Hijacking of America’s Africa Policy

by Ghidewon Abay Asmerom America is not ultimately judged by the size of its economy, the reach of its military,...

A Turning Point in the U.S. – Eritrea Relations?

By David Yeh The United States appears poised to lift sanctions on Eritrea, a move that could mark a significant...

A New Chapter of Respectful Engagement

By Alula Frezghi The prospect of renewed engagement between Eritrea and the United States presents an inflection point but not,...

Rubin’s Eritrea Thesis: Outdated, Inaccurate, and Strategically Hollow

By David Yeh Incompetent Michael Rubin’s latest warning about U.S. engagement with Eritrea is not simply flawed; it is emblematic...

Unbowed and Unbroken: Eritrea Survives, Resists, and Advances Under Sanctions

Eritrea@35 Series By B. Tekle Eritrea has long been placed in the crosshairs of an orchestrated international smear campaign—targeted not for...

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

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

Eritrea and the Meaning of Pressure: Sovereignty, Structure, and the Politics of Endurance

By Alula Frezghi Storms do not destroy stone; they expose what was hollow. In geopolitics, pressure functions in much the...

Regime Change Is Not Strategy: Why Michael Rubin Is Wrong on Eritrea

by PI Demoz By calling on the United States to pursue regime change in Eritrea, Michael Rubin crosses a familiar...