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Eritrea

Horn of Africa New Publication 

Starving Tigray

April 6, 2021March 2, 2022 Lisa Avery 124829 Views conflict, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Tigray

The war in Tigray has comprehensively dismantled the region’s economy and food systems.

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Peace and Security Publications 

New WPF Occasional Paper on Eritrea

November 30, 2015November 2, 2020 World Peace Foundation 973 Views 0 Comment Eritrea

This paper discusses how the Eritrea People’s Liberation Front evolved from a liberation front (1971-1991), into a highly successful organization with clear social and political agenda, and, ultimately, into an oppressive state where power is concentrated in the hands of the President and his close network.

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