Henok Muluberhan 7th...!♥️🇪🇷🚲The Tour of Azerbaijan continued with its second stage on Monday, May 11, ending with the victory of his teammate Henok Muluberhan of Kazakhstan. Henok Muluberhan finished 7th, with the top
Good results, Henok👍
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መሪሕነት ናይ ህዝባዊ ግንባር ብሙሉኡ ነብስኻ ሓንጎል'ዩ።
General Sebhat Efrem, one of the best military strategists/politicians Eritrea ever produced. ❤️🇪🇷
#EritreaShinesAt35
The Problem with Ethiopia’s “Maritime Imperative”
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Research and Documentation Division
4 May 2026
*"...The Horn of Africa does not require new doctrines of inevitability. It requires a reaffirmation of the principles that have sustained it thus far: respect for sovereignty, adherence to international law, and a commitment to cooperation based on equality rather than coercion".
*"...The 'maritime imperative' is not an unavoidable consequence of geography or geopolitics. It is a constructed narrative designed to shift the boundaries of what is considered acceptable in regional discourse. It must be recognized for what it is: a revisionist doctrine that seeks to legitimize ambition at the expense of law. And it must be rejected accordingly".
https://t.co/jjH0rxKSoj
Good news… The Trump administration is considering lifting U.S. sanctions on Eritrea as part of efforts to reset diplomatic relations!
It is worth recalling what Hillary Clinton once said about Eritrea, according to U.S. diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks: Eritrea is a bad example of good governance.!
What she meant reflects a broader Western concern about Eritrea’s model of self-reliance, especially after it rejected foreign aid and NGOs such as USAID in the mid-2000s. It was seen as a bad example for Africa, as other countries might follow the same path and move away from dependence on external assistance.
With the current administration shifting its approach to humanitarian aid in Africa and closing down USAID, it seems the time has come to reconsider and lift these sanctions.
Reflecting on Ahferom Tewolde’s Book :“Selected #Eritrean Proverbs” ; by Simon Weldemikael
*"...This 237-page work, which is a compilation of proverbs from all the Eritrean ethnic/language groups, is carefully illustrated and decorated with words of wisdom and images. Far from being a mere collection of proverbs, it is a cultural archive, a moral compass, and a testament to the resilience and intelligence of Eritrean society".
*"...In Eritrean society, proverbs are the poetry of everyday life. They distill centuries of human experience into a few words, carrying lessons about nearly everything. Proverbs have long been spoken in courts and meetings, marketplaces, social and cultural events, within families, public seminars, news media, all forms of art, workplaces, and beyond. They are not just words; they are guiding principles, warnings, reminders, signals, encouragements, gentle humors, and answers to complicated puzzles".
*"...In the end, Selected Eritrean Proverbs is more than a book. It is a mirror. It reflects who we are, who we have been, and who we can become. It teaches us that wisdom is timeless, that kindness is powerful, and that reflection is necessary for growth. As one proverb beautifully states: ‘ምስላ ዋና የብሉ፡ መሳሊ ዕዳ የብሉ’ meaning, “A proverb has no owner; and the one who uses it has no debt.” Wisdom belongs to the community, not to a specific person. Ahferom Tewelde’s book invites us to embrace that collective wisdom and to own it. It asks us to slow down, to listen to the voices of our ancestors, and to let their words guide us toward a kinder, more reflective life".
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Welcomed Mr. Régis O. N’SONDE, Executive Director for #Africa Group III at the International Monetary Fund (#IMF), who paid a courtesy visit to the Permanent Mission of Eritrea @Eritrea_UN on the sidelines of the 2026 #ECOSOC Forum on Financing for Development Follow-Up.
We discussed #Eritrea’s role at the #IMF, ongoing reforms of international financial institutions, and their potential impact on #Africa. The exchange also provided an opportunity to highlight #Eritrea|s development trajectory, national policies and priorities, and its principled engagement in the multilateral system.
Football uniquely serves as a platform for sharing ideas and facilitating cultural exchange. It enables people to engage in meaningful conversations, learn from one another, and build friendships.
Siem Eyob, a talented young footballer from Sheffield United, has recently been selected to join the National Team, showcasing his impressive skills on the international stage. Despite his youth, he has already demonstrated considerable promise and potential for a successful future in international football. Siem Eyob initially developed his footballing abilities at Manchester United's renowned academy before signing with Sheffield United. I wish him all the best in the upcoming major national team matches during the group stages, and I hope he performs at his best. Have a safe flight back home! #AFCOM
Well, well, well!! As Eritreans, we appreciate winning, but we know it is earned, not given. It is the result of hard work, honesty, integrity, and a relentless drive to be our best, with a can-do mindset and no shortcuts.
#Eritrea#HardWork#Integrity#Discipline#NoShortcuts #WinningMindset #Excellence #Resilience #Tigray #Xmdo
The legendary Ahmed Mohammed (Wedi Sheik) rocking the stage. Pure Eritrean soul in motion. His voice, energy, and timeless classics always bring people together, from Asmara to the diaspora. #Eritrean music keeps culture alive and thriving. #Eritrea