Highlighting Recent Eritrea-Kenya Engagement – OpEd
Earlier this week, President Isaias Afwerki travelled to Kenya to meet with President William Ruto, following up on the latter’s
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Author: Dr. Fikrejesus Amahazion
Dr. Fikrejesus Amahazion, PhD is a Horn of Africa scholar focusing on African development, human rights and political economy.
Articles by Dr. Fikrejesus Amahazion :
The TPLF’s Obstruction Of Peace: Enabled By Its Western Backers – OpEd
During the past week, peace talks between the Ethiopian government and a delegation from the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF)
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The TPLF And A Commitment To Peace – OpEd
Events in Ethiopia continue to rapidly develop. Ethiopian federal forces have taken control of a string of major towns and
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Ethiopia And TPLF: A Precipitous Fall – OpEd
The Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) is facing a “final and conclusive” offensive against it by Ethiopian federal forces. On
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More Than Money: A Closer Look At Peace In The Horn – OpEd
Over the past several months, the powerful winds of change have swept across the Horn of Africa, ushering in the
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Seeking An Enduring Solution To Seemingly Intractable Problem: Another Look At Somalia – OpEd
Late last week, a High-Level Meeting on Somalia, co-chaired by Ethiopia, Italy, Somalia, and the United Kingdom (UK), was held
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Justice Deferred: 15 Year Anniversary Of Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission Verdict – OpEd
This week represents 15 years since the Eritrea Ethiopia Boundary Commission (EEBC) made its ruling to solve the border conflict
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Reviewing Eritrea’s Economy – Analysis
According to the recently published Global Economic Prospects, a World Bank Group flagship report, the year 2016 was marked by
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Examining International Sanctions: The Case Of Eritrea – OpEd
During one of his debates with Socrates, Thrasymachus alleges that “justice is nothing else than the interest of the stronger.”
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Eritrea: Some Clarifications – OpEd
In Tancred, Benjamin Disraeli tells us how “[t]he East is a career.” Eritreans may be forgiven for thinking that likewise,
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