I Oppose Abiy Ahmed. That Does Not Mean I Have to Support Tsimdo.
Political opposition should not require surrendering independent judgment about the movements that claim to speak for it.
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Political opposition should not require surrendering independent judgment about the movements that claim to speak for it.
A personal argument about political transformation, nationalism and the questions that remain unanswered.
An assessment of the structural forces behind Tigray’s political realignment and the risks ahead.
A deliberately limited archive of substantial pieces.
How outside powers and overlapping proxy alignments are changing the region.
The Horn’s choices between strategic leverage and renewed dependency.
Why Sudan’s catastrophe remains under-addressed and what sustains the conflict.
Domestic fragmentation and external ambition are producing compounding pressure.
A sourced assessment of escalation signals and the costs of renewed war.