Source: Ethiopia Insight: January 10, 2019 by Alemayehu Weldemariam Ethiopia’s nationalities battled long and hard for recognition. A centrally driven…
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Category: Research & information
The Polemics and Politics of Ethiopia’ s Disintegration
Source: Insamer Social Research Center December 31, 2018 This interesting paper looks at the pressures toward fragmentation and secession in…
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Assab: Eritrea’s critical port
Assab is important; not just for Eritrea but for the rest of the Horn of Africa and other states in…
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China v USA: an Egyptian view of the duel in the Red Sea
Source: al Ahram Sino-American duel in the Red Sea The race for power and influence between the US and China…
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When Ethiopia contemplated war against Britain and the UN – over Eritrea
Documents held by the CIA and released under the Freedom of Information Act throw interesting light on Ethiopia’s relationship with…
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After defeating Italy, how Britain stripped Ethiopia and Eritrea
During the Second World War Britain and Ethiopia – supported by Indian, Sudanese and South African troops – defeated Italian…
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What Is Saudi Arabia Up to in the Horn of Africa?
As America shifts away from the war on terror, Ethiopia is looking to the Gulf to fill our void. Source:…
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In an Eritrea – Ethiopia common market, who wins?
The past is not a sure means of predicting the future, but it is an important indicator. So what happened…
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Eritrean refugees fearing torture for ransom forced off Libyan boat
By EEPA Aljazeera and other media report that Libyan security forces raided a ship, using rubber bullets and tear gas to…
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Eritrean novelist, Sulaiman Addonia, speaks of murder, migration and mother love
Murder, migration and mother love: the making of the novelist Sulaiman Addonia By Sian Cain The Guardian As a boy,…
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