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

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By Aaron Abraha and Ghidewon Abay Asmerom Part II The Myth of the “Open” West and the “Closed” Rest One of the...

Eritrea’s Resilience:  A Corollary of Unremitting External Hostility

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By Tesfay  Aradom, PhD “I conclude that Eritreans will meet these challenges with the same determination and resourcefulness that characterized...

Borrowed Power, Manufactured Strength: Ethiopia’s External Lifelines and the Red Sea Illusion

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by Ghidewon Abay Asmerom The Loudest Claims and the Deepest Dependencies There is a particular kind of geopolitical confidence that does...

Eritrea’s Independence and the Cost of Refusing Subordination: An Integrated Analysis

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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 

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

Africa’s Wealth, Eritrea’s Example: How the Continent Was Never Poor but Always Extracted

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By David Yeh Africa’s issue has never been poverty; Africa’s issue has always been possession and control. For centuries, the...

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

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

Eritrea’s Stolen Self‑Determination: What Declassified U.S. and U.K. Documents Reveal

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By ALULA FREZGHI When the archives speak, history can no longer be denied. Recently declassified U.S. Foreign Relations documents lay...

The UK and USA Secret Telegrams That Betrayed Eritrea’s Destiny

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By ALULA FREZGHI A Hidden Archive of Betrayal The recently declassified telegrams, now spotlighted in the podcast “The Secret Telegrams That...

UN Secretary-General, EU, Canada, Japan, Norway and the UK, Statements in Support of the Algiers Agreement and EEBC Decision

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On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Algiers Agreement of 12 December 2000—signed with the full backing of the international...

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

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

Where the Hammer Meets Steel: Ethiopia’s Endless Miscalculation on Eritrea

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by Sirak Kifle For decades, Ethiopia’s rulers have mistaken Eritrea for a nail. History has proven otherwise. From Emperor Haile Selassie...