The Abraham Accords: The Force Re‑shaping the Gulf–Red Sea–Horn Energy & Geopolitical Architecture (Part III)
EDITOR’S FORWARD: PART 3 — ETHIOPIA’S INTERNAL CONSTRAINT The third instalment of Mefkereseb G. Hailu’s analysis arrives at the moment…
Ethiopia’s “Most Open Election” and the Architecture of Managed Democracy
The Economist's judgment will ultimately be tested not in editorial columns but in the lived experience of Ethiopians. If the…
Gold Cannot Buy Time: Ethiopia’s Debt Crisis and the Collapse of the Official Narrative
This gap is not accidental. It is engineered. Over the past eighteen months, the government has constructed an elaborate counter-narrative…
The Abraham Accords: The Force Re‑shaping the Gulf–Red Sea–Horn Energy & Geopolitical Architecture (Part II)
By Mefkereseb G. Hailu (PhD) Editorial Forward Part 2 of Mefkereseb G. Hailu’s four-part series on the Abraham Accords arrives…
The Abraham Accords: The Force Re‑shaping the Gulf–Red Sea–Horn Energy & Geopolitical Architecture (Part I)
the author notes, “sovereignty is not merely a legal status but an actively maintained condition” (p.1). MGH then reframes the…
WHEN TEWODROS SINGS, ETHIOPIA LISTENS AND THE PALACE TREMBLES
The press conference that never happened spoke louder than any speech. In the days leading up to the release, Teddy…
Pictures, Pejorative Discourse, and the “Ape” Insult
This essay examines the historical and cultural origins of the “ape” insult as applied to racialised groups, tracing a line…