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The Eritrean Opposition Must Renounce Violence — Or Remain Irrelevant

The Eritrean opposition in the diaspora faces a credibility crisis so deep that it has become politically paralyzed by it. For more than …

“Painting white over the black spots of history does not erase them; it only turns them into shades of

In My Memoir of the Eritrean Student Movement in Egypt, 1950–1966, Abdul Kader Hagos Muhammad offers more than a mere reminiscence. He …

Across Eritrean political discourse—especially within the diaspora—one argument has gathered unmistakable momentum: that leadership of …

Isaias Afwerki’s Nehnan Elamanan manifesto transformed internal grievances into ideological justification for political separation and …

For a long time before Nehnan Elamanan was openly distributed, Isaias and his group were clandestinely circulating parts of it and messages …