Eritrea

The two sides have taken major steps towards resolving their long-standing cold war, but a long road lies ahead

Ethiopia and Eritrea have taken the first steps to resolve their ‘no war, no peace’ situation but have a long road ahead

Despite worsening conditions in host and transit countries, limited options mean large numbers are still leaving

Ethiopia’s unilateral peace overture must overcome distrust on both sides of the border

Amid a sweeping reform agenda, Ethiopia’s new prime minister has vowed to end the long-running cold war with Eritrea

A scramble for port infrastructure in the Horn of Africa is both a cause and effect of shifting geopolitical sands

As the ripple effects of the Gulf crisis spread across the Horn of Africa, Eritrea finds itself in a precarious position

Growing tensions between Egypt and Sudan are embedded in wider polarisation along Africa's Red Sea coast