As tensions simmer along the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea, the specter of renewed conflict looms large over the Horn of Africa. Following a period of relative peace that followed the historic peace agreement in 2018, recent skirmishes and escalating hostilities have raised alarms about the fragile state of relations between the two nations. Analysts warn that a combination of political instability, ethnic divisions, and unresolved grievances from decades of conflict could propel the region back into a cycle of violence. In this article, we explore the underlying factors contributing to the rising risk of war, the implications for regional stability, and the potential international response to avert a catastrophic escalation.
Ethiopia’s Internal Conflicts Fuel Tensions with Eritrea
The volatile dynamics within Ethiopia are being exacerbated by long-standing grievances and ethnic divisions, which not only threaten national stability but also rekindle old hostilities with…
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Author : Sophia Davis
Publish date : 2025-10-24 10:26:00
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