The VoEP controversy over the past few days has left sour taste in everybody’s mouth. If anyone is gloating over this unfortunate experience then they either don’t belong in the opposition camp or have little understanding of the overall challenge that we, Eritreans, face.   more »

Just to rouse your interest, let me review some of the opposition radio and internet propaganda thrown at us in the past few days. Their messages are the same, that the Ethiopian regime has neglected the Eritrean opposition camp and that the Ethiopian government should seriously reconsider assisting the opposition camp in vigorous manner.   more »

The recent State Department human rights report on Eritrea doesn’t begin to express the extent of human rights violations in Eritrea. Many Eritreans and various international organizations have been writing more disturbing reports of human rights abuse in Eritrea than the State Department report.   more »

First, these same critics correctly point out that the vast majority of Eritreans won’t accept unfair treatment of fellow Eritreans, i.e. religious/ethnic based government. If these critics truly place their faith on the Eritrean people, there is no reason to sound the alarm at this point in time when our efforts should be focused on removing the PFDJ regime, and equally discussing the organizational challenges we face within the opposition camp.   more »

Who is Aster Yohannes? PIA�s Interview Guarantors and the Demarcation Process Time to kill Next Five Years: Any possible military coup? Next Five Years: Political illusions?   more »

The political statement/resolution put out after EDA�s second regular leadership meeting may be judged by Eritrean history more for the obstacles and delusions it creates than as a credible effort in removing the regime.    more »

Asmara, 22 September 2005 - The Minister of Finance, Mr. Berhane Abrehe has said the United Nations would be held equally responsible for any renewed armed conflict and its consequences if it fails to reverse Ethiopia's illegal acts of occupation. The minister's statement came during his address at the 60th UN General Assembly.   more »

Suffice to say that establishing a viable and stable democratic Eritrea begins with establishing political, economic, social, religious, and other institutions needed to sustain such objective.    more »

As in the words of Sir Winston Churchill,

Eritrea has neither permanent friends nor permanent enemies.  Eritrea has permanent ...   more »