In June 2025, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested a postponement of his corruption trial, citing the recent conflict with...

| June 15, 2025 The Alarms Are Ringing — Loud and Clear We are no longer watching a slow unraveling of global peace. We are now in a...

The Silent Battlefield The war against Eritrea has not been fought only with weapons or sanctions, but with propaganda. While many...

The Beginning of the Divide - The Scramble for Africa The late 19th century saw the infamous "Scramble for Africa," when European...

The Illusion of Change In recent years, a growing number of Africans and members of the diaspora have found themselves caught in a...

Standing Firm with Eritrea Red Sea Roundtable stands in full agreement with the statement issued by the Embassy of the State of Eritrea...

A Nation Under Siege or a Nation Standing Tall? As Eritrea prepares to celebrate its hard-earned independence, there is an eerie pattern...

Beneath the Rhetoric — The Real Game Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s recent warning that NATO’s re-engagement in Afghanistan...

A Pattern of Hostility Disguised as National Security In recent months, Ethiopia’s government has intensified its hostile rhetoric toward...

The Living Legacy of Alemseged Tesfai In the pantheon of Eritrean heroes, Alemseged Tesfai stands not only as a freedom fighter and...

The Oldest Trick in the Book Throughout modern history, colonial and imperial powers have learned that brute force alone isn’t enough to...

Geʽez: The Root, Not a Branch For too long, mainstream scholars have framed Geʽez as a "South Semitic import" — as if the Horn of Africa...

Once again, we’re seeing a media push that attempts to position Ethiopia as Africa’s “best chance” and a nation consistently on the...

They told us the IMF was a helping hand—an international safety net to protect poor nations from collapse. But for many Africans, the IMF...

When Silence Speaks Volumes It didn’t make headlines like a war. No dramatic exit, no explosions, no leaked cables. Just quiet notices....

When Sovereignty Came with Strings Attached From the Berlin Conference of 1884 to the present-day boardrooms of Washington, Paris, and...

A Personal Reckoning with the Legacy of Coercion As someone who has watched the continent I love endure wave after wave of exploitation,...

The Horn’s Fragile Future, Now Under Foreign Command With Somalia offering the United States exclusive control  over its key airbases and...

The Age of Performative Africanism In an era dominated by hashtags and headlines, being “African” has become a brand for many. Cloaked in...

A Nation with Vision, Shackled by Design Kenya has long dreamed of becoming East Africa’s most powerful trade hub. With projects like the...