The greatest threat to Isaias Afwerki’s rule no longer lies primarily in Eritrea’s marginalized population or fragmented ...
The greatest threat to Isaias Afwerki’s rule no longer lies primarily in Eritrea’s marginalized population or fragmented opposition, but within the military and intelligence establishment that has ...
Ethiopia's security concerns with Eritrea extend well beyond the presence of Eritrean troops inside its internationally ...
Why has Eritrea deepened its strategic partnership with Egypt while maintaining strained relations with Ethiopia, its most consequential potential economic partner? The contradiction becomes clearer ...
For a landlocked nation, maritime access is rarely a matter of simple commerce; it is an existential variable that dictates ...
The eruption of violence in Moyale demands an analysis that resists the temptation of reductionist ethnic framing. While the ...
Ethiopia’s renewed engagement with Libya is neither sentimental nor accidental however it is a deliberate shift from ideological alignment, sudden rupture and inactivity toward cooperation grounded in ...
Among the participants at the third instalment of the much-publicised and arguably significant Russia-Africa Summit, held in Moscow in October, was Eritrea’s President Isaias Afwerki. His presence ...
What makes the present Red Sea moment strategically significant is not the missile strikes or hijackings that dominated ...
The Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden constitute a strategic nexus connecting the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean and the wider global trading system. Their security is consequently inseparable from the ...
At the 12th Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa, held in Bahir Dar, National Intelligence and Security Service ...
The presentation of a geopolitical map by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in mid October 2026 marked a notable ...
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