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US lauds Egypt's first steps toward democracy
U.S. commandos free two hostages in daring Somalia raid
Sudan, South Sudan show positive signs on possible settlement of oil dispute
Saudis hold anti-govt. demo in east
Red Sea Afar Democratic Organization (RSADO) Press Statement
Media Group ranked Eritrea as the worst country for press freedom in the world.
France considers Yemeni President's departure "good news"
Djibouti Outpost Behind Somalia Rescue Is Part of New Defense Strategy
DJIBOUTI: FAO donates farming equipment and cars worth over $1 million
Somalia: UN re-establishes office in Mogadishu after 17 years
New York, US - The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Somalia, Augustine Mahiga, on Tuesday formally moved his office back to the country’s capital, Mogadishu, from neighbouring Kenya, where it has been based for 17 years.
  


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The Little Dictator
They say God is a fair and mysterious creator and so does in the way He arranges and organizes the world. He gave America Jon Steward and, either out of His fairness to Eritrea or fondness to mystery, He came up with Ali Abdu.
Wars At Home And Abroad
Somali Al Shabaab gunmen attacked a northeastern Kenyan town along the Somali border and killed six people and kidnapped several others.
Eritreans' opposition Congress, launched in Ethiopia, seeks global backing
As President Isaias Afewerki prepared to give his New Year message, his democratic opponents in exile were huddling together in what they say is a bid to bring hope and freedom to the Eritrean people.
2011: Year Of Renewed Spirit
Globally, 2011 will be remembered as the Year of Protest. Mainly because there was the Arab Spring, which started, of all places, in Tunisia in December 2010 triggering a chain reaction: Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine in January; Iran, Bahrain, Casablanca and Libya in February; Iraq and Saudi Arabia and Syria in March.
The birth of Eritrean National Council for Democratic change
I welcome the birth of National Council for democratic Change/ ENCDC a first step towards national unity and democracy. In this article I would like to discuss on the structure, organization and objectives of the council. The Eritrean national council for democratic change( ENCDC) is an umbrella organization of all forces of good political will for change.
Who are al-Shabab?
Armed group is waging a brutal war aimed at toppling Somalia's government and imposing Islamic law.
Eritrea: Why Enhanced U.N. Sanctions Were Warranted
The state media in Eritrea, which is the only source of information in the country, is not telling the rest of the citizenry the truth of why the UN was obliged to take additional punitive measures on the Isaias Afewerki regime.
Analysts Hope Eritrea Sanctions Will End Somali Conflict
In East Africa, hopes are high that the long-running Somali conflict will soon abate with the United Nations Security Council’s approval Monday of tougher sanctions against Eritrea. The nation is accused of supporting Somali militants, including al-Shabab.
African press review 7 December 2011
Why is Eritrea angry with the UN Security Council? Why are Kenyan doctors angry with the government? Has Uganda paid millions to Burundi for services rendered to President Yoweri Museveni's side in the 1980s war? Are US special forces operating in the CAR? And why may France get angry with South Africa?
Overtired Eritrean Press Statements
Many articulate opposition writers have been writing the follies and clumsiness of PIA’s diplomatic efforts for the past two decades and thus would be repetitive to add this writer’s opinion on this issue.