The World Cannot Afford a Second Maritime Meltdown in the Red Sea Eritrea’s Ports Are Not a Prize for Propaganda Ethiopia: Tigray’s Urgent Warning Exposes Abiy’s War Path Crossing the Line: Sudan’s Stern Warning and Ethiopia’s Dangerous Proxy War Examining Sanctions Regime and the Systemic Adversity Applied on Eritrea’s Sovereignty: A Contextual Imperative RFI’s Eritrea–Ethiopia Piece Launders a Claim International Law Rejects Alpha says Anagulu drill hit extends Eritrea copper-gold zone The “Powder Keg” Script: Crisis Group’s Eritrea Bias Ethiopia: Abiy's War Script and the Media’s False Balance on Eritrea Erdogan in Addis: sovereignty first as Abiy beats sea-access drum The World Cannot Afford a Second Maritime Meltdown in the Red Sea Eritrea’s Ports Are Not a Prize for Propaganda Ethiopia: Tigray’s Urgent Warning Exposes Abiy’s War Path Crossing the Line: Sudan’s Stern Warning and Ethiopia’s Dangerous Proxy War Examining Sanctions Regime and the Systemic Adversity Applied on Eritrea’s Sovereignty: A Contextual Imperative RFI’s Eritrea–Ethiopia Piece Launders a Claim International Law Rejects Alpha says Anagulu drill hit extends Eritrea copper-gold zone The “Powder Keg” Script: Crisis Group’s Eritrea Bias Ethiopia: Abiy's War Script and the Media’s False Balance on Eritrea Erdogan in Addis: sovereignty first as Abiy beats sea-access drum

Mehari B.

The World Cannot Afford a Second Maritime Meltdown in the Red Sea

As the Strait of Hormuz buckles under the weight of war, a reckless axis of actors—driven by Abu Dhabi and executed by its clients in Addis Ababa—threatens to turn the Horn of Africa into a global economic catastrophe. At a moment when the Strait of Hormuz is already under severe

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