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Why Eritrea Is No Strategic Bet for Washington
Analytical claims circulating in strategic circles, especially those advanced in “Securing the Strait and Choking the Vacuum:...
Isaias Afwerki, Sudan, and the Architecture of a Regional War
Eritrea’s long-time president, Isaias Afwerki, has for decades possessed an appetite for what many analysts describe as the...
HRW warns against easing sanctions on Eritrea without accountability
RW is warning against efforts to restore diplomatic ties with Eritrea without guarantees of accountability for alleged...
The Case of Eritrea’s Training of Eastern Sudanese Armed Groups
The Horn of Africa is currently experiencing a period of intersecting armed conflicts, state dispersal and intensified...
Berbera Is the Noose: Israel’s Eritrea Play
The Red Sea has turned into one of the planet’s most volatile flashpoints. More than 19,000 vessels carrying 12 to 13...
Meet Attia Nasreddin, the Eritrean-born chairman who runs Nigeria's NASCO Group from Jos
Attia Nasreddin chairs NASCO Group, the Jos-based Nigerian conglomerate his father founded in 1963 with sub-Saharan...
Eritrea and the West in an Eroding Rules-Based Order
President Isaias Afwerki rarely misses an opportunity, in his local media interviews and public addresses, to offer a...
Family's tribute to 'loving and gentle' man who died after he was pushed down nightclub stairs
A heartbroken family have paid tribute to a “loving and gentle” man who died after he was pushed down a flight of...
Can Eritrea Be Brought Back from the Cold?
The Wall Street Journal’s recent reporting on a possible rapprochement between Eritrea and the United States, including...
HRW Warns U.S. Against Lifting Sanctions on Eritrea
Human Rights Watch (HRW) said easing the sanctions without demanding accountability for "grave violations" and "clear...
The influx of Eritreans in Kampala, are they investors, students or refugees?
KAMPALA – The influx of Eritreans in Uganda’s capital Kampala is a going concern but the government has remained tight...
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