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#Eritrea's Information Minister @hawelti has sharply criticised #Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party, blaming its policies for escalating domestic conflicts and rising tensions across the Horn of Africa. He linked the wars in #Tigray and #Amhara and the recent Somali–Oromia clashes in Moyale to what he described as the government's failed governance approach. Gebremeskel also accused Addis Ababa of deliberately creating tensions with Eritrea, #Somalia and #Sudan, warning against further militarisation and regional instability.

🇪🇹 Ethiopian government displays a large quantity of weaponry captured from the Tigray People’s Liberation Front The weapons were obtained from Egypt, Eritrea & Sudan, Ambassador Meles Alem, Director General for European and American Affairs at Ethiopia’s MFA, said, as reported by a Sputnik Africa correspondent.

Public seminar for nationals in Sudan’s Red Sea Region Public seminar for nationals in Sudan’s Red Sea Region has been conducted on 6 November in Port Sudan. At the seminar, participants expressed their readiness to counter all hostilities aimed at undermining Eritrea’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Mr. Isa Ahmed Isa, Eritrea’s Ambassador to Sudan, provided briefing to participants on the objective situation in the homeland and on regional and global developments. Ambassador Isa said that resilience is part of culture of the Eritrean people that has been passed to generations. He called on nationals to take an active part in national affairs through public diplomacy and economic, political and other activities. Mr. Ismail Musa, head of Public and Community Affairs, called on nationals to strengthen their organizations, awareness, unity and contribute to the national resilience program. Participants stressed that Eritrea’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity, secured through sacrifice and affirmed by law, constitute a red line. They expressed their readiness to live up to the expectations of their country and people. Heads of communities and national organizations, religious leaders and village elders from various parts of Port Sudan and Suakin attended the seminar. #Eritrea

My conversation with Meaza Mohammed @roha_media about Ethiopia's internal and external issues. My goal is to advocate for peace both inside and with neighbors so Ethiopia can achieve its great potential. youtube.com/watch?v=uZnfzJTa…

Pressed by a reporter to identify concrete projects Eritrea hoped to pursue with Russia in trade, energy, digital technology, payment systems and food security, President Isaias Afwerki sidestepped the question entirely. “We don’t come here to talk about Eritrea,” he replied.

#Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki met with #China's Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa, Hu Changchun, at the Denden Guest House in #Asmara. The talks focused on bilateral relations and regional developments, with the #Chinese envoy reaffirming Beijing's position on respecting Eritrea's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Eritrea's young people should be students, not conscripts. Since 2003, Eritrean secondary students have been sent to complete their final school year at Sawa, a military training camp, where exam results decide who goes on to a college and who is funnelled into indefinite national service. The University of Asmara, once the pride of the country, stopped admitting students in the mid-2000s and was broken up into scattered colleges under tight state control. A whole generation has learned that its education leads to a barracks, and too many have answered by risking the desert and the sea just to study abroad. The Eritrean Blue Revolution Front (EBRF), @BlueFront90547, with @BeyeneGerezghe1 leading its diplomacy, offers a different path: • Schools run by civilians, with the final year completed in students' home communities, not in a military camp. • A reopened, independent University of Asmara with academic freedom, open research and partnerships with universities in Africa, Europe and North America. • An end to indefinite national service, so a diploma opens doors to work, business and public service. • Vocational training and scholarships tied to real jobs in agriculture, fisheries, ports, energy and technology. • An education budget approved by an elected National Assembly under the 1997 Constitution, with transparent spending. • A welcome home for diaspora teachers, doctors and engineers who want to help rebuild. A peaceful, time-limited transition to constitutional government is the way to give Eritrea's youth back their classrooms and their future. Investing in Eritrean students is investing in stability for the whole Horn of Africa. @StateDept @AsstSecStateAF @SenateForeign @HouseForeign @RepJoeWilson @TiborPNagyJr #EBRF #BlueRevolution #RegimeChangeInEritrea