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Tensions Rise as Ethiopia, Eritrea Threaten War

Tensions Rise as Ethiopia, Eritrea Threaten War

Old adversaries Ethiopia and Eritrea appear to be marching toward war, as saber-rattling has escalated into threats, and troops are massing at the shared border. Shifting alliances, geopolitical aspirations, ethnic divisions and contested access...

Transforming Dust: How Eritrea's Dams Are Revitalizing The Land

Transforming Dust: How Eritrea's Dams Are Revitalizing The Land

(MENAFN- APO Group) In villages across Eritrea's dry interior, change is quietly flowing. Where seasonal rivers once surged and vanished without trace, hand-built dams now hold back precious water. Irrigation canals feed crops even in dry months....

Fano’s Transition: Traditional Fighter to Modern Combat Leader

The Habesha News Desk August 21, 2025 Amhara Fano Military Mobilization The scale and composition of Fano forces have seen remarkable growth in the last few years. Reports from reputable news platforms and local sources frequently describe Fano as...

Ethiopia and Eritrea: One People, Divided by Power—From Ancient Unity to Political Partition

The Habesha News Desk July 31, 2025 Ethiopia and Eritrea share millennia of intertwined history, culture, language, and religion. Despite this, they stand today as two distinct, sometimes hostile, nations. This division is not rooted in...

JRFE urges African states to back moratorium on deep-sea mining

JRFE urges African states to back moratorium on deep-sea mining

By Juliet Aguiar DUGBARTEY The Journalists for Responsible Fisheries and Environment (JRFE) has appealed to African governments to support the global call for a ban, moratorium or precautionary pause on deep-sea mining (DSM) as world leaders meet...

The Eritrean Regime and Its Neighbors

The Eritrean Regime and Its Neighbors

On May 24, 1991, Eritreans achieved their long-sought independence, formally recognized on May 24, 1993. Yet, true freedom remained elusive. The organization that became the ruling government legally solidified its hold—not through popular...

Compulsory Service in Eritrea: The President’s Psychological Shadows and Major National Tasks

Compulsory Service in Eritrea: The President’s Psychological Shadows and Major National Tasks

Authored by: Abdu Fagir posted by awatestaff On July 12, 2025, the graduation ceremony for the 37th batch of national service was held at the famous Sawa military camp. As usual, the ceremony was attended by Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, who...

Ag Progress Days 2025 Coverage: Stay Up To Date On Penn State's Annual Agricultural Event

Ag Progress Days 2025 Coverage: Stay Up To Date On Penn State's Annual Agricultural Event

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Ethiopia: Manufacturing Crisis To Manufacture Consent

Ethiopia: Manufacturing Crisis To Manufacture Consent

Writing for Horn Review, an Ethiopian thinktank, Ambassador Dina Mufti proposes a solution to the Eritrea-Ethiopia “conundrum” in the form of a “supranational union” modeled on the European Union, with four pillars: economic integration (e.g.,...

Hidden Hands Behind Incendiary Ethiopia-Eritrea Rhetoric

Hidden Hands Behind Incendiary Ethiopia-Eritrea Rhetoric

Empty Bluffs or Drums of an Inevitable War? The exchange of yet another round of hostile rhetoric between the governments of Ethiopia and Eritrea this week and the widening rift between political leaders in Addis Ababa and Mekelle have heightened...

Deep-sea mining could potentially destroy our shared human h...

Deep-sea mining could potentially destroy our shared human h...

As global leaders convene in Kingston, Jamaica, for the International Seabed Authority conference, the Journalists for Responsible Fisheries and Environment (JRFE) urges all African governments to endorse the proposal for a ban, moratorium, or...

JRFE Calls for African Support in Global Deep-Sea Mining Moratorium 

JRFE Calls for African Support in Global Deep-Sea Mining Moratorium 

By Isaac Arkoh Cape Coast, July 25, GNA – The Journalists for Responsible Fisheries and Environment (JRFE) is urging African governments to support the global push for a ban or moratorium on deep-sea mining at the ongoing International Seabed...

Ambassadors of Bhutan, Kazakhstan, Jordan, Uzbekistan, and Eritrea meet PM

Ambassadors of Bhutan, Kazakhstan, Jordan, Uzbekistan, and Eritrea meet PM

The ‘Hotel Show Colombo – 2025’ was officially inaugurated on Friday (25) morning by President Anura Kumara Dissanayake at the Sirimavo Bandaranaike Memorial Exhibition Centre (BMICH), Colombo. This exhibition, which is jointly organized annually...

Ghebre Selassie Mehreteab, senior foundation executive and affordable housing expert, has died at 76

Ghebre Selassie Mehreteab, senior foundation executive and affordable housing expert, has died at 76

Ghebre Selassie Mehreteab, 76, of West Chester, cofounder and former chief executive officer for the National Housing Partnership, former urban poverty program officer for the Ford Foundation, onetime senior executive for the New World Foundation,...

Tories are the insurgents after hotel judgment

Tories are the insurgents after hotel judgment

The Metropole was for generations Blackpool’s grandest hotel, a fortress of seaside glamour towering over the promenade. Now it is something very different: a hostel for asylum seekers, occupied under a Home Office contract. In a town scarred by...

Is the End of the Ukraine War in Sight?

Is the End of the Ukraine War in Sight?

Historically, many wars around the world have been ended through third-party efforts. For example, during the Korean War (1950–1953), the ceasefire that ended active fighting was mediated by third-party nations and the United Nations. India played...

Reform UK will pledge five deportation flights a day

Reform UK will pledge five deportation flights a day

Nigel Farage today unveils his blueprint for the “mass deportation” of hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers who come to the UK on small boats.In an interview with The Times, the Reform UK leader says that Britain is facing a “massive crisis”...

Ethiopian envoy says Ankara Declaration works, hails Turkish mediation

Ethiopian envoy says Ankara Declaration works, hails Turkish mediation

Ethiopian Ambassador in Ankara Adem Mohammed expressed faith that the Ankara Declaration with Somalia was functioning and praised Türkiye’s role in mending ties between the two African countries. Speaking to Anadolu Agency (AA) on Friday, Mohammed...

Locarno Film Festival announces winners of its 78th edition

Locarno Film Festival announces winners of its 78th edition

2025-08-21T09:33:38+00:00 font Enable Reading Mode A- A A+ Shafaq News – Locarno The 78th Locarno International Film Festival concluded in Switzerland with the Japanese production Two Seasons, Two Strangers by director Sho Miyake winning the...

Emira D'Spain before her transition into a beauty trailblazer: What did she look like?

Emira D'Spain before her transition into a beauty trailblazer: What did she look like?

Although Emira D'Spain was assigned male at birth, she has never considered herself a boy. The transgender model has had two rhinoplasty procedures and gender confirmation surgery. During a 2023 interview with Yahoo Life, she reflected on her...

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