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Breaking the Deadlock: The Blue Revolution and the Push for Regime Change
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Breaking the Deadlock: The Blue Revolution and the Push for Regime Change
Hatu Gmedhin, Australia Eritrea, long overshadowed by crises in Ethiopia, Sudan, and Somalia, quietly plays a destabilizing role in the Horn of Africa, one of the world’s most volatile regions. Under President Isaias Afwerki’s authoritarian rule, Eritrea has adopted a foreign policy marked by calculated aggression and isolation, exporting instability across borders while repressing its own people. Its military involvement in Ethiopia’s Tigray Wa…
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