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Why Eritrea Might Be The Worst Economy In The World
We've talked about some incredibly poor countries on this channel before, but perhaps nothing as bad as the small East ...
Tensions in the Horn of Africa have risen sharply this month, with top leaders in Ethiopia, Eritrea, and the Tigray region ...
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AllAfrica on MSNAfrica: Interview With President Isaias Afwerki - On Global and Regional Issues Part 1
Interview - Providing key insights into current affairs, President Isaias Afwerki sat down with national media outlets on July 19, 2025. The wide-ranging first part interview delved into timely global ...
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Africanews on MSNEritrea's President warns Ethiopia against renewed conflict amid rising regional tensions
Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki has issued a warning to neighbouring Ethiopia, cautioning against the possibility of renewed conflict as tensions escalate in the Horn of Africa.
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allAfrica.com on MSNEritrea's Relentless Brutality Against Afar People Demands Urgent Global Action - RSADO
The Red Sea Afar Democratic Organization (RSADO) urged the global community to confront the ongoing state-sponsored crusade of terror perpetrated and waged by the Eritrean regime against the Afar ...
The National Association of Eritrean War Disabled Veterans in the Anseba Region has distributed over 300 million Nakfa in ...
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Eritrea is also on a list of countries that the U.S. says have failed to crack down on human trafficking. Other countries on the list include North Korea, Russia and Syria.
Eritrea is, effectively, a land with no journalists. "The country gives only one version of the truth, the government version of the truth," says Osman.
Seawater Farms, a joint venture with the government of Eritrea on the Red Sea, is the first commercial-sized saltwater farm in the world. The project is still being constructed, but Hodges expects ...
Eritrea has rejoined a regional East African bloc it left 16 years ago, its information minister said, in the country's latest move to rebuild ties with its neighbours.
Eritrea is responsible for “gross human rights violations, forcing hundreds of thousands of refugees to flee the country,” says a UN investigation.
A senior U.S. official said on Saturday that Eritrean troops are still in Ethiopia although they have moved back the border, contradicting Ethiopian authorities who say the Eritreans have already ...
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