Asmara, Eritrea News

The same as his comrades, he tried his best to convince Ethiopians that, it is ok to work with Shabia to shape the future of Ethiopian politics.

's now-banned private newspapers are at the center of a mock political trial being filmed as an educational documentary this week at Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.

Anita Brady believes a paramount element of being a successful teacher is having the ability to think outside the box.

Photo: W.Ammar, EPP Chairman Q: The Eritrean regime is said to be militarily and financially backing Al-Quada linked insurgents in Somalia.

Are you curious about your family tree? Have you ever asked yourself, 'What are my roots?' Did you read the book Roots by Alex Haley or see the TV movie version of the story? Did you grow up knowing your birth parents, your siblings and other relatives? Are you and your family close? Yes? No? Maybe? Do you have heartfelt memories of being loved and ...

Eritrea during the weekend criticized the decision of the US Administration provide weapons to Somalia's beleaguered government in a first visible support to Mogadishu from Washington.

Cairo, Asharq Al-Awsat-Somali Foreign Minister Muhammad Abdullah Omar told Asharq Al-Awsat that the UNSC will discuss an application by the Intergovernmental Authority on Development [IGAD; the African organization consisting of Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia, Uganda, Djibouti, Kenya, and special envoy of the UN secretary general]and the Peace and ...

Hannah Pool was born in Eritrea but adopted and brought up in England. Time, she felt, to learn how to cook injera - the staple food of her homeland Wednesday, 17 June 2009 As cuisines go, Eritrean and Ethiopian food is still pretty rare in this country.

Eritreans have always found it difficult to differentiate - freedom' with the politically overloaded word - independence', writes Gabriel Guangul.

ASMARA, 15 June 2009 - Doran Ali Osman, administrator of Rahaita, one of the most southerly villages on Eritrea's Red Sea coast, zips up his jacket as the wind tugs at his clothes.

Eritrea is facing a food crisis, but aid workers say they cannot fully determine its severity as they are unable to assess the situation because of travel restrictions and the government's policy of "self-reliance". The rains have failed again this year, in what is one of the driest regions in Africa.

June 9, 2009 a ' The Obama administration accused Eritrea of providing arms to the Somali insurgents saying this would not help to improve relations with Washington.

Photo: Beleaguered Eritrean President Isayas Afewerki There is no better time than the present to end tyranny and misery in Eritrea.

's leading jailer of journalists, discussed press freedom during an extensive interview with Swedish broadcaster TV4 .

MOGADISHU: Accusations that Eritrea is supporting hardline insurgents in Somalia gained extra weight this week as two former top beneficiaries of that backing joined an international chorus.

Two civilians, one of them a child, were killed yesterday when Islamist militants clashed briefly with Somali government forces in the capital Mogadishu, officials and witnesses said.

Eritrea has rejected African Union "irresponsible and illegal" call for the UN Security Council to impose sanction against Asmara over its alleged support to the Somali insurgents.

May 28, 2009 - President Isayas Afewerki of Eritrea's latest diatribe against the Sudan People Liberation Movement and the Government of the Southern Sudan was unjustifiable and deplorable.

The Africa Union and United Nations stand for a regional recommendation that the UN Security Council impose sanctions on Eritrea for interfering with the conflict in Somalia despite Asmara's denial.

Somalia president accuses Eritrea of arming Islamists by Emmanuel Goujon MOGADISHU - Somalia's President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed on Wednesday accused Eritrea of arming hardline Islamists fighting to oust his government, a day after his own palace came under a barrage of mortar shells.