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No country can make a deal with Eritrea because it has nothing to offer. In a world that's transactional & not ideological, economically-locked countries crumble. The sad truth is that, Egypt, which put Eritrea in its conundrum, knew Eritrea's fate, & still chose to sacrifice it.
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The Institute of Foreign Affairs (@ifa_ethiopia) hosted Mr. Cameron Hudson, where discussions focused on evolving U.S. engagement in the Greater Horn of Africa and the broader geopolitical dynamics of the Red Sea region. Key points highlighted: 📷Strategic recalibration in the Red Sea The United States is exploring a potential reset in its relations with the Horn of Africa as part of a broader effort to remain engaged in a strategically vital and increasingly dynamic region. 📷Security and maritime priorities Heightened attention to Red Sea security and the protection of key maritime routes such as the Bab al-Mandeb is shaping current policy considerations. 📷Diplomatic engagement and dialogue Preliminary engagements, including discussions facilitated by regional actors, highlight the importance of dialogue in addressing complex regional challenges. 📷Balancing strategy and stability The discussion emphasized the need for a careful, balanced approach that aligns strategic interests with long-term regional stability and constructive engagement. 📷Navigating a competitive geopolitical space With multiple actors active in the region, maintaining effective and coherent engagement remains essential for sustaining influence and promoting cooperation. 📷Importance of clear and forward-looking policy Thoughtful, well-calibrated policies are key to ensuring that engagement contributes positively to peace, stability, and mutual understanding in the Horn of Africa. #Ethiopia #Horn #RedSea #Diplomacy #IFA
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🇺🇸🇪🇷 Trump's team is pushing to lift sanctions on Eritrea. the 'North Korea of Africa, ' famous for endless forced military service, zero elections, and locking down its people like a fortress. Why now? It controls 700+ miles of prime Red Sea coastline right next to the Bab al-Mandeb chokepoint. With Iran & Houthis threatening to shut shipping lanes, strategy > human rights lectures... at least for Trump. Source: @WSJ
🚨 As I have been predicting for weeks, Washington has jumped into the hornets nest of Red Sea politics, holding secret meetings with Isaias in Cairo in a bid to increase its influence in the region by lifting sanctions on Eritrea. What will Eritrea do in return? How will Addis react? What does this mean for Trump's promise to restart GERD talks? How will this a US-Eritrea rapprochement affect the SAF and Sudan's war? And what will UAE and Saudi make of the US effort to enter Red Sea political debates, seemingly aligning itself against Ethiopia? Too many questions to answer. But what I can say is that the US is doing it all without a strategy with a used truck salesman at the helm. What could possibly go wrong?? wsj.com/world/africa/u…
Exclusive: The Trump administration is exploring ways to reset ties with a reclusive and autocratic state controlling prime geopolitical real estate along the Red Sea as Iran threatens to choke off a second vital maritime corridor. on.wsj.com/4cLnDXH
