Eritrea’s president warns Ethiopia against war as tensions escalate over Red Sea access and revived seaport ambitions.

Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, foreground left is welcomed by Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed upon his arrival at ...

The Church, as a mother, always longs and grieves for her children to enter into peace,” the bishops said, encouraging ...

In the north of Mozambique, Al-Shabaab have waged a brutal insurgency since 2017, leading to beheadings, rapes, and burned ...

Authorities in West Pokot are investigating a suspected case of human trafficking after 108 Eritrean nationals were found ...

Today the UN Human Rights Council firmly rejected Eritrea’s attempt to end scrutiny of its human rights situation. Council ...

Eritrea is one of the most tightly-controlled countries in the world. When it comes to transparency and the freedom of the press, it's considered the "North Korea" of Africa. The government ...

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Eritrea’s government has accused Israel’s Mossad spy agency of fomenting unrest among expat communities, days after clashes between Eritrean regime supporters and opponents and Israeli police ...

Eritrea has rejoined a regional East African bloc it left 16 years ago, its information minister said, in the country's latest move to rebuild ties with its neighbours.

Eritrea rejoins East Africa bloc after exit 16 years ago Eritrea quit the body in 2007 in protest of its neighbour Ethiopia deploying troops to nearby Somalia to fight al-Shabab.

Eritrea hopes to strengthen cooperation with China and believes that the Eritrea-China strategic partnership will help Eritrea achieve national economic and social development, Afwerki said.