Eritrean Refugee Runs at Belgrade Half Marathon
Tachlowini Gabriyesos fled his native Eritrea and walked through the desert to reach Israel when he was just 12 years...
Africa
Will Ethiopia and Eritrea be Dragged Into Sudan’s Complex War?
The countries have a long history of getting involved in each other’s affairs, leading to fears of a regional crisis...
News: Tigray Publishes Prelim Finding of Food Aid Diversion Prob, Implicates Eritrea, Fed. Gov’t and Tigrayan Entities
The committee established by the interim regional administration of Tigray to investigate diversion of humanitarian food in the region has...
Protesters in Ethiopia’s Tigray Demand Eritrean Troops Withdraw
Tigray residents say Ethiopia’s allies – Eritrean troops and soldiers from the neighbouring Amhara region – are yet to leave,...
Eritrea: 30 Years of Bitter Independence for The Diaspora
As a child, in the years following Eritrea's independence, Filmon Debru looked forward to the month of May and the...
Modern Slavery Most Common in North Korea, Eritrea, Report Says
Rights group Walk Free says up to 50 million people worldwide were experiencing forced labour or forced marriage in 2021....
Eritrea’s Energy Market: A Focus on Capacity Building and Skill Development
Eritrea, a small nation in the Horn of Africa, has been making strides in recent years to develop its energy...
Eritrea, Authoritarian Regime in the Horn of Africa
A small poor country in the Horn of Africa, Eritrea is one of the most closed and repressive states on...
Eritrea: Programs in Connection with Martyrs Day
Associations of ex-freedom fighters and cooperative association of members of the first round of the national service organized various programs...
Eritrea Releases 166 Yemeni Fishermen Held for Months
Eritrean authorities have released 166 out of 267 detained Yemeni fishermen, but have refused to hand back their vessels or...
