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Archiv: Eritrea
UN renews Sudan arms embargo as Russia and China abstain
(March 9, 2023)
The U.N. Security Council approved a resolution Wednesday renewing an arms embargo and other sanctions imposed over violence in Sudan’s western Darfur region that began in 2004.
Thirteen of the 15 council members voted for the resolution. Russia and China abstained, arguing that the Darfur conflict is largely over.
The resolution also extends the mandate of the U.N. panel of experts monitoring the arms embargo and travel ban and asset freeze on certain individuals. It now runs until March 12, 2024.
US threatens new sanctions over northern Ethiopia war
US President Joe Biden on Friday signed an executive order allowing for sanctions against the warring parties in northern Ethiopia if they fail to commit to a negotiated settlement.
Can Eritrea’s Afwerki hold on to power after the Tigray war?
Ethiopia‘s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed travelled to Asmara to meet Eritrea‘s President Isaias Afwerki on March 25, 2021
‚The last red line‘: Ethiopia nears civil war as PM orders military into restive Tigray region
The statement by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s office, and the reported attack by the well-armed Tigray People’s Liberation Front, immediately raised concerns that one of Africa’s most populous and powerful countries could plunge back into war. That would send a shock wave through the Horn of Africa and beyond.
Sudan, Qatar conduct joint military exercices
The Sudanese army did not issue a statement about this exercise.
USA Continues Economic Sabotage of Eritrea
On February 28, 2019 the last financial wire transactions between the small socialist country of Eritrea and all the western countries were stopped with no further wire transfers in USD$ or Euros to or from Eritrea being allowed . UNjust and illegal UN sanctions against Eritrea were lifted recently but the damage being done continues.
During the 9 year long UN sanctions period the US shut down all Eritrean government bank accounts and cut off all access to USD$ international transfers. The USA and its European lackeys even tried to prevent Eritreans in the diaspora from paying their national 2% income tax (something all US citizens outside the country must do), critical to the creation and survival of the country.
Ethiopia: Eritrea Extends Condolences Over Ethiopian Plane Crash
In a message sent to his Ethiopian counterpart, Eritrea‘s Foreign Minister Osman Saleh expressed „deepest condolences and sympathy“ to the government and people of Ethiopia as well as families of the deceased.
Ethiopia, Eritrea leaders visit S Sudan to discuss peace deal
(4.3.2019) The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea have travelled to South Sudan for high-level talks with President Salva Kiir amid efforts to revive a flagging peace deal struck last year between his government and rebels.
The visit on Monday came amid increasing warnings that the deal agreed in September last year to quell South Sudan‘s war was falling apart and all sides were preparing for fresh fighting.
BND und Verfassungsschutz: Mit Asylversprechen Flüchtlinge abgeschöpft
(14. Januar 2016) Die „Partnerbefrager“, wie sie im internen Jargon genannt werden, saßen nicht nur in der Zentrale der Hauptstelle in Berlin, sondern auch in den Außenstellen Zirndorf, Nürnberg, Wiesbaden und Friedland. So konnten amerikanische und britische Dienste ungehindert auch ohne die Aufsicht des BND Flüchtlinge befragen.
Egypt holds joint anti-terror military exercises with African states
Held at Egypt‘s Mohamed Naguib military base, the largest in the Middle East and Africa that is located in Egypt‘s Mediterranean province of Matrouh, the joint exercises will last until Dec. 14.
UNO-Sicherheitsrat hebt Sanktionen gegen Eritrea auf
Die 15 Mitglieder des Gremiums sprachen sich am Mittwoch in New York einstimmig für eine von Großbritannien eingebrachte entsprechende Resolution aus.
Eritrea Bilateral Meeting with US Assistant Secretary for Department of State
Tibor Nagy: Assistant Secretary for U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of African Affairs
Pleased to welcome Eritrea delegation led by Minister Saleh to Washington. Eritrea has a vital role in expanding peace, security, and prosperity in the Horn of Africa. Ongoing regional reforms can bring stability and opportunity to the people of Eritrea and beyond.
Ethiopia Reopens Embassy in Eritrean Capital
Ethiopia‘s state-affiliated Fana Broadcasting company said Thursday that Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reopened the embassy in the Eritrean capital of Asmara during a brief ceremony with President Isaias Afwerki. The two men will hold a three-way summit with Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed later in the day.
Ethiopia: Eritrea Reopens Embassy in Ethiopia
Eritrea has reopened its embassy in Ethiopia.The reopening Monday came a week after the two countries declared an end to two decades of a military stalemate over a border war in which tens of thousands of people died.
Africa: Ethiopian, Eritrean Leaders Embrace as Thousands Cheer
Thousands cheered in Addis Ababa Sunday as the leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea embraced at a concert celebrating a peace deal between the two former mortal foes.
„Hate, discrimination, and conspiracy is now over,“ Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki told Ethiopians as he was close to tears. „We are ready to move forward with you as one. No one can steal the love we have regained now.“
Ethiopia Greets Eritreans for First Talks Since War
Ethiopia‘s prime minister greeted an Eritrean delegation Tuesday at the start of the first high-level visit in nearly two decades that has raised hopes of ending one of Africa‘s most intractable military stand-offs.