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The Limits of Rupture, the Promise of Reform: Rethinking Eritrea’s Transition

When a nation emerges from prolonged authoritarian rule, it eventually confronts a foundational question: do we discard everything …

The entire Middle East region is going through a precarious situation. Neither the sea, the dry desert, nor the mountains provide safety. …

Eritrea’s political crisis did not emerge from a vacuum. It is the cumulative product of abandoned institutions, unimplemented laws, and …

Many Eritreans do not know the village of Habrengaqa, halfway on the Keren–Asmara road, at the top of the escarpment—a geographical …

There is a Tigrinya saying I learned from my mother: “One who does not do small deeds should not dream of doing bigger …

Perspectives on Effective Teaching: 38 Lessons Learned from 50 Years on the Job Professor Emeritus Araya Debessay 1 University of …