Clinton threatens Eritrea

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(BBC) Clinton threatens Eritrea action

(Video) Eritrea at 63rd Session of UNGA: H. E. Mr. Osman Mohammed Saleh, Minister for Foreign Affairs

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Who’s sawing off the Horn of Africa?

Not only has the Ethiopian invasion of Somalia deepened divisions inside both countries, but leaders in the Somali diaspora have been arguing that Ethiopia is committing genocide against ethnic Somalis. The AU, and a possible UN intervention in Somalia, should know that Somali leaders maintain that peace will only return to Somalia once a complete Ethiopian withdrawal takes effect. This particular issue has furthermore caused tensions between Eritrea and Uganda, further widening the negative impact political conditions in Somalia has on the Horn of Africa.... An analysis of the Horn of Africa’s political outlook in the short to medium term should include an assessment of geopolitical conditions in the Middle East. As part of Operation Enduring Freedom US naval vessels have engaged in several military strikes in Somalia. This shows that the Ethiopia-Somali axis is to some extent the “Southern front” of the larger Middle East theatre of war. US intervention in the Horn of Africa is brought about by the policy framework of the war on terror, ... This raises significant political questions that the AU has to confront, foremost among which is the impact foreign military aid (and political interference) has on the stability of African states. READ MORE!!!

U.S-Backed Destabilization of Central Africa

Paul Kagame, who was trained by the US military at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, has been a regular visitor at Harvard University, at the James Baker III Institute in Houston Texas, at the White House and the Pentagon. US, European and South African military interests have continued to support various factions in Central Africa, arming militias and rebel groups through proxy armies from Uganda (UPDF), Rwanda (RPA), Burundi and the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) in south Sudan. France's presence in Central Africa is based out of Gabon, the major point of French military penetration on the continent. Read More!!!

Video Eritrea Djibouti at UNSC

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L'ÉRYTHRÉE VS LES VALETS ARABES, AFRICAINS ET EUROPÉENS DE L’INTÉGRISTE BÉBÉ BUSH

The Partisans of Peace in Justice for Djiboutians condemn the Arab League in regard to its so-called mediation between Djibouti and Eritrea and its unwarranted intervention in the so called "Eritrea, occupation, which never took place because at no time Eritrea occupied a single parcel of the territory of Djibouti. There is never been a border problem between the 2 countries. It is a fabrication created from scratch by the enemies of Africa and the Arab world. " Read More

A. Dahan, Ph.D.
Président des Partisans de la Paix dans la Justice pour tous les Djiboutiens (PPJD)
Ex-Diplomate en Irak, en Somalie et aux États-Unis d’Amérique
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Warning to Africa: The New US Imperial Grand Strategy

[There is] a New Great Game afoot ...the "New Scramble for Africa" on the part of the great powers. ...The U.S. military's European Command now devotes 70 percent of its time to African affairs, up from almost nothing as recently as 2003....At present the world is experiencing a new age of imperialism marked by a U.S. grand strategy of global domination. One indication of how things have changed is that the U.S. military is now truly global in its operations with permanent bases on every continent, including Africa, where a new scramble for control is taking place focused on oil. ... A political unit that has overwhelming superiority in military power, and uses that power to influence the internal behavior of other states, is called an empire....the United States does not seek to control territory or govern the overseas citizens of the empire, we are an indirect empire, to be sure, but an empire nonetheless.... Read More

GoSS: Keeping Poverty For Expatriate Benefit

The World Bank and many NGOs in Southern Sudan are part of the designed continual impoverishment of the locals. The NGOs love crisis and they rush in wherever trouble splash with pretext of mitigating the effects of tragedies and disasters. Darfur is a hot case in point here. The World Bank loves post-war traps and they rush in wherever the war ends to complement the pretext of NGOs lifeline operations. Read More!!!

Eritrea: Won't Back Down

Eritrea : Training of medicine in Eritrea (Part 1)

Eritrea : Training of medicine in Eritrea (Part 2)

Human Rights Proponents????

Video: Security Council: The situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia

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30 January 08
Security Council:
The situation between Eritrea and Ethiopia
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Peace Process Essentially Means War: A look at UN Peacekeeping & Eritrea Ethiopia Case

Few of us seriously scrutinize or even question “Peace Processes” and associated diplomatic maneuvers. It is something that automatically implies a benevolent and/or benign respectable endeavor.... “Peace process essentially means war,” writes R. Philpot, “a war in which the sponsors of the process choose the winner before the meeting they call take place. They then pretend to be neutral during negotiations. Having bought time, they tighten the noose on the designated loser and prepare the ground to install a government that is totally subject to their will.” ... Sherene Razack in her 2004 book, “Dark Threats and White Nights: The Somalia Affair, Peacekeeping, and the New Imperialism”, writes: "modern peacekeeping revealed its sordid colonial origins. Soldiers had acted more like conquerors than humanitarians." Read More!!!

Video: Interview after UNSC meeting, Mr. Azouz Ennifar, On Eritrea Ethiopia

Comments to the Media by Mr. Azouz Ennifar, Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General for UNMEE on the latest report of the Secretary-General on Ethiopia and Eritria

Eritrea: Gold & Mineral Exploration

Eritrea at Work

The Clean Future of Eritrea

Asseb, Eritrea,...is the first major city in Eritrea and only the second in Sub-Saharan Africa to make a major investment in clean energy. On 11 December 2007 the Asseb Wind Park was inaugurated. ... Based on the estimated cost (AfriWEA - Eritrea) of the pilot project, it’s cost could be repaid by the savings on cost and the value of the reduction of carbon offset within a short 5 years. This fiscal value would translate into environmental value as it would allow for the economic development of the town and region without compromising the natural environment. READ MORE!!!

Ethiopia attacks Eritrea

TPLF’s small-scale attack in Eritrean sovereign territory meets with failure

Asmara, 26 December 2007 – In continuation to its ongoing provocations against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Eritrea, the TPLF regime has unleashed a relatively small scale attack at exactly 03:00 am local time yesterday December 25 in Southern Tsorona area of the Southern region upon dispatched Eritrean militias and security forces assigned to patrol the Security Zone, but was met with utter failure, Colonel Zekarias Okbaghabir Commissioner to the Eritrean Ethiopian Peace Keeping Coordination Commission disclosed in a press statement to ERINA in the evening hours today. READ MORE!!!

Jacob Zuma: Greatest Political Comeback

Does Jacob Zuma's great political comeback and his sweeping victory over the Mbeki camp entail South Africa going left? alla Venezuela maybe? Regardless, western news papers and corporate media have already pulled out their knives and are going for Jacob Zuma's jugular. Will Jacob Zuma and the ANC be deterred? Or will this be the start of exciting times ahead?

Somalia's gruesome reality Thanks to Ethiopia

Warning, this report begins with graphic images...Away from the international spotlight and largely unreported, the crisis in Somalia continues to claim hundreds of lives. The United Nations says in recent weeks thousands of people have fled renewed fighting in the capital Mogadishu. Aljazeera's Mohammed Adow is one of the few journalists to witness first hand what's going on in Mogadishu. (Aljazeera)

Sweden denies Mogadishu conflict

Swedish authorities have ruled that failed asylum seekers from the Somali capital, Mogadishu, can be sent back as there is no "armed conflict" there.,,,The Swedish immigration agency said that Swedish law says there is no armed conflict in Mogadishu because rebels there do not control territory. READ MORE!!