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Journalist specialising in the Horn of Africa and Southern Africa

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Africa, Eritrea, Horn of Africa, Russia

Russia’s view of its partnership with Eritrea

02/06/2023 — 1 Comment

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Martin Plaut

Tigray: Preventing the next Hitsas – a call reform, local accountability and a diplomatic pressure
Assab and the Illusion of Economic and Strategic Value
Sweden tries a new approach to win the freedom of Eritrea’s Dawit Isaak after 24 years
Britain and the Sokoto Caliphate: Conflict and Slavery
South Africa’s emerging security crisis – A frank risk assessment of a state ripe for capture or fracture
EEPA Situation Report, Horn of Africa, No. 690 – 18 December 2025
Why Transitional Justice for Tigray is a Fiction
“From donor to investor” – Britain’s new Africa programme
Another Blow to Media Freedom in Ethiopia
Fano’s resistance to Abiy’s regime in Ethiopia prevented wider conflicts in the Horn of Africa

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