It is crystal clear,GERD is a blessing for all. Dry Season flow from Blue Nile increased by more than 3 folds(on average),while flood magnitude is reduced and delayed in its occurrence. Practically proved. Hydrology is a science. Making noise is senseless. Hallas, خلص

Egypt attempted to pull Uganda into its anti Ethiopia, anti GERD axis with Sudan for years. Yoweri K Museveni had to travel all the way to Cairo to tell Elsisi Abdelfattah Elsisi to his face to wake up from its colonial hangover and embrace the reality on the ground, suggesting Nile

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The RSF’s announcement of a presidential council, prime minister and ministries in Nyala mirrors the institutions of a sovereign government, not just a rebel command. by bypassing Khartoum, Dagalo is effectively localizing state power in Darfur, where his strongest tribal and

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Egypt & Sudan’s insistence that #GERD talks remain confined to 3 states marks a strategic retreat. For years, they lobbied the wider Nile Basin to isolate Ethiopia, yet the effort collapsed. With the Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA) now in force, upstream riparians have

Suleiman Dedefo Ethiopians rarely pay attention to Arab League communiqués and for good reason. The League’s persistent anti-Ethiopian rhetoric and resolutions are not worth the paper they’re printed on. Their very existence is a reminder of the geopolitical framework Ethiopia has had to

Ethiopia Prevails, Congratulations! #ItIsMyDam

With inauguration of the GERD, Ethiopia marks a historic victory and Egyptian arrogance has for once, checked. #khalāṣ #خَلَاص

Though demands for change are noble and legitimate, history shows foreign financed changes rarely ends well. Color revolutions and Nepal-style soft coups often left states fractured and steps back. External financing of activism often disguises strategic interests and leverage

EPRP, once Ethiopia’s biggest and most loved party, collapsed not only from internal struggles but from its stance during Somalia’s 1977 invasion. When the madman Siad Barre invaded, Ethiopians even those opposed to the Derg rallied to defend sovereignty. EPRP, instead of

The colonial project named “Eritrea” has run out of steam. Time has finally caught up with Isaias and no one can stop time.

Ethiopia must closely monitor upcoming elections in the region. For a nation of 130+ million, it is paramount that neighboring small states are governed by leadership aligned with Ethiopia’s national security and interests. Ethiopia’s foreign policy towards its close neighbors

Today, H.E. Amb. Yoseph Kassaye, Deputy Permanent Representative of Ethiopia to the UN, delivered a right of reply, reaffirming Ethiopia's commitment to the principles of international law in pursuit of the development of its people. Video credit: UN Web TV

Amb. Sophia Tesfamariam Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad Eritrea’s very existence is the product of an unfinished anti-colonial movement that never went beyond the Mereb River. It is an Italian colonial project dressed up as sovereignty. The name, the borders and the “statehood” were Italian that later exploited by Arabs nationalism to

National Security and Interest Brief #1 The very reason a government exists is to guarantee the safety and security of its people. Ethiopia’s government continues to fail in this most basic duty, leaving citizens vulnerable. The lack of resolve, both inability and unwillingness

National Security Briefing #2 Political Opportunism As National Security Risk The gravest threat to Ethiopia’s national interest and security today originates within the very political entities and enterprises that claim to voice their ethnic constituency. These entities

National Security Brief #3 Eritrea’s Digital Warfare/PsyOps Modern warfare has expanded beyond land, sea, air, and cyber into a fifth domain of the cognitive sphere. Information warfare is the systematic use of communication, media, and data manipulation to influence

National Security & Interest Brief #4 Excise of National Interest and Security in Ethiopian Politics The shifting alliances in Ethiopian politics defy even the realist maxim that there are no permanent friends or enemies, only permanent interests. In Ethiopia’s case, national

The “cousins” analogy portraying Ethiopia and Eritrea as estranged relatives locked in a family quarrel is not only intellectually lazy but strategically misleading. It conceals the deliberate geopolitical engineering that produced Eritrea’s existence and perpetuates Ethiopia’s