Making A Case For Political Immunity And Nonviolent Regime Change
There is no nice way of saying it. You can’t put positive-spin to it. Advocating regime change using violence is
State Vs. Regime Security: History & Structure Of The Eritrean Security Services (Part II)
The security services and the military institution are the two main organs that we need to focus on in our
Eritrea 20th Birthday: Time For Reflection!
“Those languishing in prison, those just out of prison, and the relatively free…” -A ‘’deranged’’ lady’s demographic classification of the
Rumors Of War- A Call To All Higdefites
It never occurred to me that a Higdefite would be concerned about the national security of Eritrea. I believed then,
Eritrea & Egypt: State Vs. Regime Security
A man came to my office at the Paradiso Campus of the University of Asmara, showed me his ID card,
Rage! Rage! Rage!
Dear Eritrean Youth, I feel your pain; I feel your pain. Oh, Sunset’s Children! Remember the 80s, waiting for the
Fighting for France: A Matter of Perspective
Ghadafi is still in power. It is amazing that he is still in power considering the amount of firepower and
A political Tsunami
A Tsunami of popular upheavals has hit the region and on its way it has swept two of the most
Peaceful Resistance: A Window To Progress And Tranquility Is That The Whole Truth?
I read an interesting article, PEACEFUL RESISTANCE: A WINDOW TO PROGRESS AND TRANQUILITY (NHARNET.COM – 5.11.2010) a couple of months
The Beauty And Complexity Of Diversity
Alem was not even ten when he joined the Tzebah (meaning dawn—a name given to the young of the ELF).
An Eritrean Diplomats’ Guide To South Sudan
Introduction of the issue It is said that diplomacy is the art of persuasion, and together with money and military
Expecting Aguagudom (ኣጓጉዶም):A Play Act (VII)
Setting: Misyam, Seraye (Zoba Debub), Eritrea Character’s Name Sobriquet Party/Affiliation Yemane Baliho Wedi-Baliho Selfi-Swa Mohamed Birhan Imam Wedi-Zemzem Selfi-Alamel Abdela
The Struggle Ahead: A Matter of Perspective
It is amazing that Ghadafi is still in power. There can only be two explanations for this. The firs is
When You Wield Your Sword
Following the collapse of the Eritrean Liberation Front (ELF) in the early eighties, I came across an Arabic poem, written
The Fall Of Gazafi & The Eritrean-Libyan Relations (Part II)
If one were to re-compose an old Eritrean Tigrinya song to describe how many times the Eritrean President has visited
Positive Engagement
The dictator and his different faces (PFDJ, YPFDJ and his media outlets including meskerem.net), have, for years now, and for
PFDJ Understands Only Force
Before I proceed to the main subject of this article, I would like to congratulate the Tunisian and Egyptian people
Middle East Quagmire: A Matter Of Perspective
Ghadafi has refused to go. He claims he holds no elected Office. That is no news. Libyans never had elections
The Fall Of Gazafi And The Eritrean-Libyan Relations
“I was the one who created Libya and I will be the one to destroy it.” Qazafi as cited in
Towards The National Conference
I don’t want to dwell in the details of who said what or whose position was the correct one. It
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