Widespread arrests in the city of Halhal
Written by Adoulis.com   
Sunday, 04 February 2007

اعتقالات واسعة النطاق في مدينة حلحل

عدوليس : خاص

شنت سلطات الأمن الإرترية سلسلة من الاعتقالات الجماعية في مديرية حلحل القريبة من مدينة كرن ، وأفادت الأنباء إن العشرات من أعيان ومشايخ ومعلمي مديرية حلحل تم اعتقالهم وترحيلهم إلى مدينة كرن ،

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Eritrea: Gov’t dismisses Ethiopia’s bomb plot accusations
Written by Administrator   
Saturday, 03 February 2007
The Eritrean government yesterday dismissed as false, accusations by arch-rival rival Ethiopia that Eritrea had plotted to bomb an African leaders’ summit.
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Ethiopia says it has foiled Eritrean attack on African leaders summit
Written by The Associated Press   
Thursday, 01 February 2007
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia: Ethiopia's government said Thursday it had foiled a bomb attack by bitter rival Eritrea against an African leaders summit.
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Reportes without Borders Annual Report 2007
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 01 February 2007

Eritrea - Annual Report 2007

Africa’s newest country, independent since 1993, has become a kind of open-air prison guarded by an ultra-nationalist sole party which sees the least democratic claim as a threat to national security. Among the hundreds of political prisoners, at least 13 journalists have just spent their sixth year in jail. Three of them may well have died as a result of conditions reminiscent of a penal colony.

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Somali Islamists regrouping in Saudi Arabia and Eritrea
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 01 February 2007
LONDON (AFP) - The United States believes that Somali Islamists who had, until recently, been running parts of the country, are regrouping in Saudi Arabia and Eritrea, the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs said in an interview with the Financial Times.
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Troop Cuts Raise New Questions About Ethiopia-Eritrea Border Dispute
Written by Howard Lesser   
Thursday, 01 February 2007
High operating costs and frustration over two Horn of Africa nations’ inability to settle their eight-year border dispute have led the UN Security Council to cut back the size of its UNMEE peacekeeping force by six hundred.  Former US Ambassador to Ethiopia David Shinn says that Ethiopia’s rejection of an international commission’s border solution and Eritrea’s restrictions on the UN mission’s ability to carry out its mandate are troublesome. But he says both sides remain at a standoff under the continuing international presence, which is stationed for the most part on the Eritrean side of the border.
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