Fencing the Sea, Policing the River: Why the Alamein Declaration Will Fail
AMECO AFRICA / ADDIS ABABA
October 7, 2026 —A state that signed a cooperation agreement, offered to share its flagship airline, and kept its tanks...
Ethiopia’s Maritime Vision: From Regional Cooperation to National Development
AMECO AFRICA / ADDIS ABABA
October 2026— Ethiopia’s pursuit of reliable access to the sea is increasingly being presented as part of a broader national...
Peace as the Foundation of Ethiopia’s Shared Future
AMECO AFRICA / Addis Ababab
October ,2026— Sustainable peace is more than the absence of conflict. It is the foundation upon which societies build economic...
They require dialogue among Ethiopia, its neighbours and other regional stakeholders.
AMECO AFRICA / Addis Ababa
October ,2026—Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s October 5 parliamentary address has once again placed Ethiopia’s pursuit of sea access at the...
Israel and Ethiopia pledge to deepen ties amid focus on Horn of Africa stability
By Yohannes Lijalem
AMECO AFRICA ,October 2026 — Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and his Ethiopian counterpart, Gedion Timothewos, have emphasized a shared commitment to regional...
The Myth of the Coastal Monopoly: Why Red Sea Security is an Existential Imperative...
AMECO AFRICA / ADDIS ABABA
October 6,2026 - For decades, regional diplomacy in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East has been governed by...
Beyond the Landlocked Horizon: The Historical, Economic, and Legal Case for Ethiopia’s Red Sea...
AMECO AFRICA / ADDIS ABABA
October 6 2026 - For centuries, the Red Sea was not merely a body of water bordering the Horn of...
The Cost of Miscalculation: Why Ethiopia Will Defend Its Statehood at All Costs
By Staff Writer
Ethiopia is a nation whose very identity is etched in non-aggression and adherence to international law—but its strategic patience has never been...
Ethiopia Has the Facts and the Law on Its Side, Says Prof. Alemayehu
AMECO AFRICA / ADDIS ABABA
An embassy can close in a day. Making the case that follows takes evidence, and a legal scholar says Ethiopia...
Ethiopia’s Defensive Measures Rest on International Law, Says Prof. Alemayehu
AMECO AFRICA / ADDIS ABABA
When embassies close and diplomats are given 48 hours to leave, the question is whether the state acted within the...