This paper aims to investigate how the small African state of Eritrea manages its relations with the seemingly rival Middle Eastern states of Israel, Iran, and Saudi Arabia. Whether Eritrea pursues a consistent Middle East policy or simply employs utilitarian survival methods is suited to problematisation and can be answered with an intentive analysis. However, there is too much speculation on Eritrea’s involvements in regional affairs and its putative military base diplomacy with the leading Middle Eastern states. The country’s role in the recent civil war of Yemen is particularly controversial. Since most of those speculations are disaffirmed by the Government of Eritrea, there is a need to scrutinise the factual and fictional aspects of ...
The main economic activity of the people of Eritrea is agriculture: crop production and livestock he...
During the past two decades since its independence in 1991, Eritrea’s foreign policy had been charac...
The war between Ethiopia and Eritrea—two of the poorest countries in the world—began in 1998. Eritre...
This study attempts at shedding light on the security implication of the current Ethio-Eritrea new p...
This study attempts at shedding light on the security implication of the current Ethio-Eritrea new p...
In the April 2003 issue of Atlantic Monthly, Robert Kaplan describes Eritrea as “newly independent, ...
Africa has experienced an unprecedented level of involvement in its regional affairs by Middle Easte...
The Horn of Africa is located on a fault-line between two distinctly different strategies and philos...
In this paper I have applied root narrative theory to the case of conflict in Eritrea, a small Afric...
Eritrea is a new nation found in the horn of Africa. It borders the Su-dan to the north and west, an...
This paper reflects on the ways in which Eritrea has been written about since circa 2001, the point ...
This paper reflects on the ways in which Eritrea has been written about since circa 2001, the point ...
This paper reflects on the ways in which Eritrea has been written about since circa 2001, the point ...
The article highlights some of the embedded plausible causes of the war that are quite often glossed...
This thesis analyzes instability in the Horn of Africa focusing specifically to the Ethiopia-Eritrea...
The main economic activity of the people of Eritrea is agriculture: crop production and livestock he...
During the past two decades since its independence in 1991, Eritrea’s foreign policy had been charac...
The war between Ethiopia and Eritrea—two of the poorest countries in the world—began in 1998. Eritre...
This study attempts at shedding light on the security implication of the current Ethio-Eritrea new p...
This study attempts at shedding light on the security implication of the current Ethio-Eritrea new p...
In the April 2003 issue of Atlantic Monthly, Robert Kaplan describes Eritrea as “newly independent, ...
Africa has experienced an unprecedented level of involvement in its regional affairs by Middle Easte...
The Horn of Africa is located on a fault-line between two distinctly different strategies and philos...
In this paper I have applied root narrative theory to the case of conflict in Eritrea, a small Afric...
Eritrea is a new nation found in the horn of Africa. It borders the Su-dan to the north and west, an...
This paper reflects on the ways in which Eritrea has been written about since circa 2001, the point ...
This paper reflects on the ways in which Eritrea has been written about since circa 2001, the point ...
This paper reflects on the ways in which Eritrea has been written about since circa 2001, the point ...
The article highlights some of the embedded plausible causes of the war that are quite often glossed...
This thesis analyzes instability in the Horn of Africa focusing specifically to the Ethiopia-Eritrea...
The main economic activity of the people of Eritrea is agriculture: crop production and livestock he...
During the past two decades since its independence in 1991, Eritrea’s foreign policy had been charac...
The war between Ethiopia and Eritrea—two of the poorest countries in the world—began in 1998. Eritre...